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PSLX supports sending email over RPC. The implementation of the RPC is defined in email/rpc.py, and the following class methods are supported:

add_email_credentials(credentials)
  • Description: add new email credentials. The credentials can be composed using a function defined in common_util.py.
  • Arguments:
    1. credentials: the proto for email credential (see schema)

There is also example about how to launch the RPC server in example/email_example/server.py.

import os

from pslx.micro_service.email.rpc import EmailRPC
from pslx.micro_service.rpc.generic_server import GenericServer
from pslx.util.common_util import CommonUtil

if __name__ == "__main__":
    server_url = "localhost:11443"
    example_rpc = EmailRPC(rpc_storage=None)
    credentials = CommonUtil.make_email_credentials(
        email_addr='alphahunter2019@gmail.com',
        password=os.getenv('PSLX_EMAIL_PWD', '')
    )
    example_rpc.add_email_credentials(credentials=credentials)
    example_server = GenericServer(server_name='example')
    example_server.create_server(max_worker=1, server_url=server_url)
    example_server.bind_rpc(rpc=example_rpc)
    example_server.start_server()

The client of the email service also has an example int example/email_example/client.py.

from pslx.micro_service.email.client import EmailRPCClient


if __name__ == "__main__":
    server_url = "localhost:11443"
    email_client = EmailRPCClient(client_name='example email', server_url=server_url)
    email_client.send_email(
        from_email='alphahunter2019@gmail.com',
        to_email='kfrancischen@gmail.com',
        content='this is a test.'
    )