Building Dynamic HTML Email Content with Python -
i have python dictionary i'd send email in form of 2 column table, have title , 2 column headers, , key,value pair of dictionary populated rows.
<tr> <th colspan="2"> <h3><br>title</h3> </th> </tr> <th> column 1 </th> <th> column 2 </th> "thn dynamic amount of <tr><td>%column1data%</td><td>%column2data%</td></tr> the column1 , column2 data key,value pairs associated dictionary.
is there way in simple manner? auotmated email being sent out via cronjob, once day after populating data.
thank all. p.s know nothing markdown :/
p.s.s using python 2.7
basic example: (with templating)
#!/usr/bin/env python smtplib import smtp # sending email email.mime.text import mimetext # constructing messages jinja2 import environment # jinja2 templating template = """ <html> <head> <title>{{ title }}</title> </head> <body> hello world!. </body> </html> """ # our html template # create text/html message rendered template msg = mimetext( environment().from_string(template).render( title='hello world!' ), "html" ) subject = "subject line" sender= "root@localhost" recipient = "root@localhost" msg['subject'] = subject msg['from'] = sender msg['to'] = recipient # send message via our own local smtp server. s = smtp('localhost') s.sendmail(sender, [recipient], msg.as_string()) s.quit() relevant documentation:
nb: assumes have valid mta on local system.
note also: may in fact want use multipart message when composing email; see examples
update: aside there nice(er) "email sending" libraries out there may of interest you:
i believe these libraries along same lines requests -- smtp humans
Comments
Post a Comment