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This package provides a simple and straightforward way to programmatically send emails with Python. The main classes in this package are high-level abstractions of Python's smtplib and email libraries.

Features :

• A simple and intuitive way to send email messages
• Arbitrary files can easily be attached to messages
• Messages use proper MIME headers
• An easy to use (and automate) command-line interface

Demo :

# A simple demonstration of the library's core features.
# Fill in the strings with actual values.

import email_lib as el

att_0 = el.Attachment(path=r'attachment file name',
                      read_mode='plain or binary')

att_1 = el.Attachment(path=r'attachment file name',
                      read_mode='plain or binary')

msg = el.Message(from_='from address',
                 to=['to address 0', 'to address 1'],
                 subject='some subject',
                 body='body text of the message',
                 attachments=[att_0, att_1])

server = el.EmailServer(host='hostname', # smtp.gmail.com can be used for free
                        port='port number', # You could use port 587
                        username='username',
                        password=r'password')

server.send(msg) # This can also take a list of messages (for efficiency).

print 'sent'