I can't answer your Turbomail questions other than to say that I've heard it works fine with Pyramid Regarding pyramid_mailer, it's entirely possible to render your emails using the same subsystem that lets pyramid render all of your templates from pyramid. Renderers import render opts = {} # a dictionary of globals to send to your template body = render('email. Mako', opts, request) Also, the pyramid_mailer Message object is based on the lamson MailResponse object, which is stable and well-tested You can create a mail that consists of both a plain text body as well as html, by specifying either the body or html constructor parameters to the Message class plain_body = render('plain_email.
Mako', opts, request) html_body = render('html_email. Mako', opts, request) msg = Message(body=plain_body, html=html_body).
I can't answer your Turbomail questions other than to say that I've heard it works fine with Pyramid. Regarding pyramid_mailer, it's entirely possible to render your emails using the same subsystem that lets pyramid render all of your templates. From pyramid.
Renderers import render opts = {} # a dictionary of globals to send to your template body = render('email. Mako', opts, request) Also, the pyramid_mailer Message object is based on the lamson MailResponse object, which is stable and well-tested. You can create a mail that consists of both a plain text body as well as html, by specifying either the body or html constructor parameters to the Message class.
Plain_body = render('plain_email. Mako', opts, request) html_body = render('html_email. Mako', opts, request) msg = Message(body=plain_body, html=html_body).
Thanks this is exactly what I was looking for.. cheers – artifact of culture war Jun 7 at 18:23.
You install turbomail easy_install turbomail create a file in your pyramid project (i put my in lib) with something like this: import turbomail def send_mail(body, author,subject, to): """ parameters: - body content 'body' - author's email 'author' - subject 'subject' - recv email 'to' """ conf = { 'mail. On': True, 'mail. Transport': 'smtp', 'mail.smtp.
Server': 'MAIL-SERVER:25', } turbomail.interface. Start(conf) message = turbomail. Message( author = author, to = to, subject = subject, plain = 'This is HTML email', rich = body, encoding = "utf-8" ) message.send() turbomail.interface.stop() and then in your controller you just call this function like this: #first import this function from myproject.lib.
Mymail import send_mail #some code... body = " World" author = "mymail@example. Com" subject = "testing turbomail" to = "mysecondmail@example. Com" send_mail(body, author, subject, to).
I can't answer your Turbomail questions other than to say that I've heard it works fine with Pyramid.
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