Settings to be added to your Django settings:
MAILPOST_CONFIG_FILE = os.path.join(DIRNAME, 'config', 'mailpost.yaml')
Settings to be added to your Django installed applications:
'mailpost',
Example of config yaml file:
backend: 'imap'
host: 'imap.gmail.com'
port: null #If none is specified, default IMAP port will be used
ssl: 'true'
username: 'change_this@gmail.com'
password: 'ChangeThis'
mailboxes: ['INBOX'] #default
query: 'all' #Options are 'all', 'unseen', 'seen', 'deleted', 'nondeleted'
base_url: 'http://localhost:8000/' #Default: null
#Note the difference between 'from'('to') and 'sender'('receiver') fields
#The former contains full address, like 'Test Mname <test@gmail.com>'
#The latter contains email only, like 'test@gmail.com'
rules:
- url : 'mail_test/'
method : 'post' #default
conditions: #Multiple conditions have effect of boolean 'and'
sender : ['*@gmail.com', '*@odesk.com'] #Multiple patterns have effect of boolean 'or'
subject: '*test*'
syntax : 'glob' # Patterns syntax for params.
#Possible values are 'glob' and 'regexp'. Default: 'glob'
raw : false # Send unparsed message. Default: false
msg_params: ['from', 'to', 'sender', 'receiver', 'subject', 'body']
# Which parsed parts of message to send in the request.
#Has no effect if raw=true
add_params: { message_type: 'test' }
#Additional params to send in request.
#Will overwrite message params in case of identical keys.
# Default: {}
send_files: true #Whether to send attachments. Default: true
actions : ['mark_as_read','delete']
# Additional processing actions. Default: [].
#In future it may vary depending on backend