djmail
djmail is a BSD Licensed, simple and nonobstructive django email middleware.
Why use djmail? Because it:
Sends emails asynchronously without additional libraries.
Sends emails using celery tasks.
Can retry sending failed messages (with cron task or celery periodic task).
Can assign delivery priority.
Has a powerfull class to build emails from templates.
Works transparently (works as middleware for native django email backends)
djmail was created by Andrey Antukh (@niwinz) and is maintened by David Barragán (@bameda).
You can read the full documentation at https://bameda.github.io/djmail/.
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