Simple SMTP wrapper for Python with basic HTML and text support based on MIME types.

Quickstart

Install simpleemail

pip install simpleemail

Then use it in a project:

from simpleemail import create_email_message, send_email

To send an email you have to first create an email message to send. Note you can use any combination of plain text or HTML when creating a message.

message = create_email_message('Hello','email@address.com','foo@bar.it','World!','<html><head></head><body><h1>World!</h1></body></html>') send_email(message,'smtp.server.com', False)

You can also provide parameters to be replaced when the message is created.:

params = {'name': 'Rick James'}
message = create_email_message('Hello',
                                'email@address.com',
                                'anyone@foobar.com',
                                '[name]!',
                                '<html><head></head><body><h1>[name]!</h1></body></html>',
                                params)

This will substitute the value of Rick James in for the name.

You can also send a single attachment or multiple attachments by choosing:

message = create_email_message('Hello',
                                'email@address.com',
                                'anyone@foobar.com',
                                'Test body',
                                '<html><head></head><body><h1>Test body</h1></body></html>',
                                [],
                                "file.txt",
                                ['file1.txt','file2.pdf'])