pygmail2 0.2.3

Using setup.py

git clone https://github.com/kindlychung/pygmail.git
cd pygmail
python3 setup.py install

You can copy the gmailsend.py script to a folder in your $PATH, for example:

sudo cp bin/gmailsend.py /usr/local/bin/

Using pip:

From github:

pip3 install --upgrade git+https://github.com/kindlychung/pygmail.git

or from PyPI:

pip3 install --upgrade pygmail2

As far as I know pip will not take care of the script files in bin/.

From a interactive python shell or from any python file:

from pygmail2.Pygmail import Pygmail
Pygmail().send_mail('u@domain.net', 'hi, there', '<b>important stuff </b>')

Using the gmailsend.py in shell

gmailsend.py -h
usage: A python script for sending emails from commandline using gmail
       [-h] [--subj SUBJ] [--body_file BODY_FILE] to_addr

positional arguments:
  to_addr               Recepient email address

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --subj SUBJ, -s SUBJ  Subject of the email
  --body_file BODY_FILE, -b BODY_FILE

• Write up your mail body in the shell in a interactive fashion:

gmailsend.py your@email.org -s hi_there

• Pipe your mail body to the script:

echo "<b>hi, how are you?</b>" | gmailsend.py your@email.org -s hi_there

• Load the mail body with a html file:

wget www.google.com -O body.html
gmailsend.py your@email.org -s hi_there -b body.html