A library simplify file mailing tasks
Define your own pitcher.cfg, need not to be in a specific directory or name. You can address it with the Pitcher constructor.
The pitcher.cfg will look like the following:
[Shot_1]
enabled = True
from = dummy@sunshire.net
to = ire7715@sunshire.net, ire771501@sunshire.net
subject = MailPitcher Test
htmlContent = <h1>MailPitcher</h1><p>test message</p>
plainContent = test message
files[0] = /tmp/mail.log
files[1] = /tmp/mail.pitcher.log
files[2] = /tmp/gloves.pitcher.log
[SMTP]
host = smtp.sunshire.net
port = 25
The section "SMTP" is necessary, which addresses the SMTP server and port.
For other sections, each one documents a pitching(mailing) task.
You are allow to specify the sender(from)/receiver(to), aware that to field is allow multi-value, so you can mail multiple people.
enabled field is optional, default True. Assigning values other than "True" would skip this section.
subject field is plain text.
htmlContent and plainContent are mutual exculsive, but if you specified both, htmlContent has a higher priority.
And the last but not least, files*, you are allow to specify variadic quatity of files, as long as they got the correct prefix(files).
An example code is available here. You may copy it and modify it to your version.
Or if you are confident enough, you may from MailPitcher import Pitcher and apply it in your code.
A code snippet is worth a thousand words.
from MailPitcher import Pitcher
pitcher = Pitcher(configFile) # specify the config file of this pitch.
pitcher.pitch(sectionName) # address the task you want to pitch by its section name.
# you may also pass arguments to determine which task to run, imagination is the boundary.