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anvil.email Module

The anvil.email module contains functions for sending and receiving email in your Anvil app.

Classes

Address


Address Attributes

address - string

The email address this object represents.

name - string

The name associated with the address this object represents.

raw_value - string

The full string value of this address.


DeliveryFailure (more info)

While handling an error, you can raise a DeliveryFailure exception to reject email delivery. Optionally, you may specify a message and SMTP error code with the rejection.

Constructor

DeliveryFailure(message=None, smtp_code=554)

    Message


    Instance Methods

    get_header(header_name, [default=None])

    Return the value of the specified header, or default value if it is not present.

    Case-insensitive. If the header is specified multiple times, returns the first value.

      list_header(header_name)

      Return a list containing every value of the specified header. Case-insensitive.

        reply([cc=], [bcc=], [from_address=], [from_name=], [text=], [html=], [attachments=])

        Reply to this email.


          Message Attributes

          addressees - anvil.email.Message.Addressees instance

          The addresses this email was sent from and to, according to the headers.

          attachments - list(anvil.Media instance)

          A list of this email’s attachments.

          dkim - anvil.email.Message.DKIM instance

          Object describing whether this message was signed by the sending domain

          envelope - anvil.email.Message.Envelope instance

          The sender and receipient of this email, according to the SMTP envelope.

          headers - list

          All the headers in this email, as a list of (name,value) pairs.

          html - string

          The HTML content of this email, or None if there is no HTML part.

          inline_attachments - dict(string,anvil.Media instance)

          A dictionary of this email’s inline attachments. Keys are ContentID headers, values are the attachments as Media Objects.

          subject - string

          The subject of this email, or None if there is no subject.

          text - string

          The plain-text content of this email, or None if there is no plain-text part.


          SendFailure

          Create a new ‘SendFailure’ object

          Constructor

          SendFailure()

          SendReport


          SendReport Attributes

          message_id - string

          The Message-ID header given to this outgoing message.


          Functions

          send([to=], [cc=], [bcc=], [from_address="no-reply"], [from_name=], [subject=], [text=], [html=], [attachments=], [inline_attachments=]) → anvil.email.SendReport instance (more info)

          Send an email

          • to - The email recipient[s] in the 'To' field. Can be a string or list of strings. Each string can be a bare address (eg 'joe@example.com') or include a display name (eg 'Joe Bloggs <joe@example.com>').

          • cc - The email recipient[s] in the 'Cc' field. Can be a string or list of strings. Each string can be a bare address (eg 'joe@example.com') or include a display name (eg 'Joe Bloggs <joe@example.com>').

          • bcc - The email recipient[s] in the 'Bcc' field. Can be a string or list of strings. Each string can be a bare address (eg 'joe@example.com') or include a display name (eg 'Joe Bloggs <joe@example.com>').

          • from_address - The From: address from this email. Can be a bare address (eg 'joe@example.com') or include a display name (eg 'Joe Bloggs <joe@example.com>'). If no domain is specified, or the specified domain is not a legal sending domain for this app, the address will be replaced with a valid domain. So if you specify 'noreply', the email will come from 'noreply@your-app-domain.anvil.app'.

          • from_name - The name associated with the From: address for this email. (Only valid if the from_address is a bare email address.)

          • subject - The subject line for this email.

          • text - The plain-text (no HTML) content for this email. You must specify at least one of 'text' and 'html'.

          • html - The HTML content for this email. You must specify at least one of 'text' and 'html'.

          • attachments - A list of Media objects to send as attachments with this email.

          • inline_attachments - Inline that can be used in this email's HTML, for example in <img> tags. Must be a dictionary whose keys are IDs and values are Media objects. IDs can then be used in a message's HTML with 'cid:xxx' URIs.



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