django-templated-mail

import os import django from django.conf import settings from templated_mail.mail import BaseEmailMessage # Minimal Django setup for demonstration purposes. # In a real Django project, these settings would be in your settings.py # and django.setup() would be handled by manage.py. os.environ.setdefault('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'myproject.settings') if not settings.configured: settings.configure( INSTALLED_APPS=['templated_mail'], TEMPLATES=[ { 'BACKEND': 'django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates', 'DIRS': [], 'APP_DIRS': True, # Allows finding templates in app 'templates' subdirectories 'OPTIONS': { 'debug': True, }, }, ], DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL='noreply@example.com', EMAIL_BACKEND='django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend', # Prints email to console ) # Ensure Django is set up *after* settings are configured. django.setup() # Define your custom email message class. # IMPORTANT: You need to create the actual template file in your Django project. # For example, create 'my_app/templates/emails/welcome.html' with content like: # # {% extends "templated_mail/email.html" %} # {% block subject %}Welcome, {{ user_name }}!{% endblock %} # {% block html %}<p>Hello {{ user_name }},</p><p>Thank you for joining our service!</p>{% endblock %} # {% block plain %}{% block subject %}{% endblock %} Hello {{ user_name }}, Thank you for joining our service!{% endblock %} class WelcomeEmail(BaseEmailMessage): # This path assumes 'emails/welcome.html' is found in one of your TEMPLATES DIRS or APP_DIRS template_name = 'emails/welcome.html' # Instantiate and send the email context_data = {'user_name': 'John Doe'} email = WelcomeEmail(context=context_data) email.send(to=['john.doe@example.com'], from_email='noreply@myservice.com') print("\nEmail sent (output to console). Check your console for details.")