postman is a simple command line working with Amazon AWS, leveraging the boto library.
Usage
$ postman -h
usage: postman [-h] [--version] [--verbose]
{show_stats,verify,send,show_quota,delete_verified,list_verified}
...
send an email via Amazon SES
positional arguments:
{show_stats,verify,send,show_quota,delete_verified,list_verified}
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version
--verbose
Commands
poastman has 6 different commands, in line with the various API calls available for Amazon SES.
verify
verifies an email for sending (and in the case of the sandbox environment for receiving as well)
delete_verified
removes a verified email address from your account
list_verified
print out a list of all verified email addresses on your account
send
sends an email, the content of the email is a raw email piped in very stdin, the only option is -f which takes a single email address that the email is sent from, following by 1 or more arguments that are email addresses that are the the destination for the email.
show_quota
print out the email quota and rate limits for you account
show_stats
print out the stats for the Amazon SES account
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