sendmail-flask

sendmail by flask api

Currently only supports SSL PORT for mail_server ( Gmail SMTP port (SSL): 465)

optional for env:

• ${MAIL_USER} default is None
• ${MAIL_PASS} default is None
• ${MAIL_SERVER} default is smtp.gmail.com
• ${MAIL_PORT} default is 465

POST vaule:

necessary

- receiver    , default = ""                     (receiver mail address)

- mail        , default = {env.MAIL_USER}      (sender mail address)
- pass        , default = {env.MAIL_PASS}      (sender mail pass)
- server      , default = {env.MAIL_SERVER}    (sender mail server)
- port        , default = {env.MAIL_PORT}      (sender mail port)

optional

- subject     , default = "default subject"      (mail subject)
- message     , default = "hello world [Default]"(mail body) [Base64 or plain text]
- attach_link , default = ""                     (only one attachment in a link) 
- Bcc         , default = ""                     (mail blind carbon copy address)
- cc          , default = ""                     (mail carbon copy address)

example using httpie

1. simple use

http -f POST http{s}://{ip or hostname}:{port}/send receiver="[email protected],[email protected]" \
                                                    subject="hello subject" \
                                                    body="hello body"

2. cc , bcc and send a attachment

http -f POST http{s}://{ip or hostname}:{port}/send receiver="[email protected]" \
                                                     cc="[email protected]" \ 
                                                     Bcc="[email protected]" \
                                                     attach_link="https://transfer.sh/T3y2FO/hello.txt"

3. use own smtp mail

http -f POST http{s}://{ip or hostname}:{port}/send receiver="[email protected],[email protected]" \
                                                       mail="[email protected]" \
                                                       pass="xxx" \
                                                       server="smtp.gmail.com"
                                                       port="465"

hint (how to get Gmail SMTP pass)

Time flies, the way I do without enabling less secured app is making a password for specific app

• Step one: enable Google 2FA
• Step two: create an Google app-specific password

After this, use the sixteen digits password as mail SMTP password, enjoy!

funny (mail to sms)

only support us and ca phone number

mailto: [email protected]