def content_disposition_headers(self):
return (Headers([content_disposition("attachment", "ascii.filename")]),
Headers([content_disposition("attachment", "файл.filename")]))
def content_disposition_headers(self):
return (Headers([content_disposition("attachment", "ascii.filename")]),
Headers([content_disposition("attachment", "файл.filename")]))
html_content = "<p>This is the <em>HTML</em> enclosure!</p>"
html = mailthon.enclosure.HTML(html_content, encoding='utf-8')
# file attachments. Attachment auto-populates the Content-Disposition header.
file_attachment = mailthon.enclosure.Attachment("./text.txt")
# binary attachments. Binary needs it's headers & MIMEtype populated
with open("sample.pdf", "rb") as attachment_file: # rb for read binary
binary_attachment_contents = attachment_file.read()
# mailthon.headers provides header formatting functions
from mailthon.headers import content_disposition
binary_attachment = mailthon.enclosure.Binary(
content=binary_attachment_contents,
mimetype='application/pdf',
headers=[content_disposition('attachment', "sample.pdf")],
)
# enclosures are added to a list to obstantiate Envelope
enclosures = [plaintext, html, file_attachment, binary_attachment]
headers = {
"To": email,
"From": email,
"Subject": "2-Enclosure.py",
}
envelope = mailthon.envelope.Envelope(headers, enclosures)
postman = mailthon.postman(smtp, auth=auth)
postman.send(envelope)