[Twisted-Python] Sending email asynchronously
Bob Ippolito
bob at redivi.com
Thu Feb 6 13:23:06 MST 2003
On Friday, Nov 1, 2002, at 00:07 America/New_York, Jp Calderone wrote:
> Just a heads up: I've just stuck in
> twisted.protocols.smtp.sendEmail(); it
> is based very heavily on some code itamar sent me and can handle
> attachments
> as well as plain ol' email. I imagine there are some things wrong
> with it,
> but this is something I've found lacking in Twisted for a long time,
> so I
> had to add it, even broken :) Suggestions on the what the One True
> Way it
> should work are welcome (but it does what I want it to now, so don't
> expect
> me to improve it without input ;).
I've just committed a modification of sendEmail to do what I want, it
can now
send HTML email (with a text/plain fallback) and use 7bit encoding when
it
makes sense. :)
To send a basic HTML email, you would leave the content as text/plan,
have a single
attachment that is text/html, and call sendEmail with
multipartboundary="alternative".
-bob
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