Python Email Generation for Humans
EmailGen is a python port of the great mailgen engine for Node.js. Check their work, it's awesome! It's a package that generates clean, responsive HTML e-mails for sending transactional e-mails (welcome e-mails, reset password e-mails, receipt e-mails and so on), and associated plain text fallback.
$ pip install emailgen
Start by importing the library and configuring a generator.
import emailgen
# For most simple use cases, this should be all you need to define.
generator = emailgen.Generator(product={
"name": "Example Corporation",
"link": "https://example.com/",
"logo": "https://example.com/static/images/logo.png",
"copyright": "Copyright © 2017, Example Corporation. All rights reserved.",
"trouble": "If you're having trouble viewing this email in your email, view it <a href="#">here</a>."
})Next, you can generate an email by creating an instance of Email, adding in
the content pieces you want and then generating the email with your newly
configured generator.
table = emailgen.Table(["Service", "Maintenance Window"]) # Enter in the headers
table.add_row(["Service A", "Jan 1 00:00 - Jan 1: 01:00"]) # Enter in the values for the columns
table.add_row(["Service B", "Jan 1 01:00 - Jan 1: 02:00"]) # in the same order as the headers
table.add_row(["Service C", "Jan 1 02:00 - Jan 1: 03:00"])
table.add_row(["Service D", "Jan 1 03:00 - Jan 1: 04:00"])
email = emailgen.Email("John Doe") # Enter in the name of the recipient
email.add_intro("Welcome to our product! We're very excited to have you on board.")
email.add_table(table)
email.add_action("To get started with Example, please click here:",
emailgen.Button("Confirm your account", "http://example.com/confirm-account"))
email.add_outros("Need help, or have questions? Just reply to this email, we'd love to help.")
html_output = generator.html(email)
plain_text_output = generator.plain(email)