Django-- send a message

In Python has a built-in smtp mail transmission module, Django was simply encapsulated On this basis, we can make it easier and more flexible to send mail in Django environment.

All functions are django.core.mail in.

A simple example of the recording

 1. Configuration

First obtain authorization code mailbox (Sina-mail, for example)

                                              

Then settings.py configuration

= EMAIL_BACKEND ' django.core.mail.backends.smtp.EmailBackend ' 
EMAIL_HOST = ' smtp.sina.com '       # middle "sina" read mail service you use 
EMAIL_PORT = 465 
EMAIL_HOST_USER = ' email accounts ' 
EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD = ' authorization code ' 
EMAIL_USE_SSL = True 
the DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL = EMAIL_HOST_USER 

"" " EMAIL_USE_TLS EMAIL_USE_SSL and by default set to False, one needs to be configured is True, but not both set to True. 
Usually port 587 corresponding to TLS, port 465 corresponds to SSL (reinforcing TSL) "" "

 

2. Routing

from django.urls import path
from email import views

urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
    path('send_email/', views.send_email)
]

 

3. view

from myemail Import Settings
 from the django.core.mail Import EmailMultiAlternatives     # This may send HTML, if only send the text, can be introduced send_mail 


DEF SEND_EMAIL (Request): 
    Subject = ' test message '     # message subject 
    FROM_EMAIL = settings.EMAIL_HOST_USER      # sender e-mail 
    to = ' [email protected] '     # recipient's mailbox 
    TEXT_CONTENT = ' If you see this message, explain your email server does not provide HTML linking feature '       # replace the contents of a mailbox if the target can not accept HTML 
    html_content = "<a href='http://www.baidu.com'> search </a> "        # HTML mail content 
    msg =   EmailMultiAlternatives (Subject, TEXT_CONTENT, FROM_EMAIL, [to]) 
    msg.attach_alternative (html_content, ' text / html ' )      # to the mail binding html content 
    mag.send ()
     return HttpResponse ( ' message has been sent ' )