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Alternative to PR 669 #675

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@derks derks commented Feb 27, 2024

SMTP Extension Bug Fixes and Enhancements

TomFreudenberg and others added 10 commits January 18, 2024 05:13
1. Respect empty CC and BCC and do not deliver <> to SMTP Server
2. Allow TLS also on non-SSL sessions
3. Turn on debugging before TLS to see that log as well
4. Check for parameter `files` and empty if missed
5. Loop through files and append to attachments
6. Allow Attachment Disposition Name differ from Filename by path/filename.ext=attname.ext
7. Allow body to send in text and html by list or dict
Fix linter issues
- Resolves Pull Request 669
- Resolves Issue 667
- Resolves Issue 668
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derks commented Feb 27, 2024

@TomFreudenberg this PR is based on the work you did in #669. Curious if you might review the changes and confirm that it suits your needs. Some minor changes:

  • Files list can be a list of strings (paths) [ <path>, <path>, ... ], or a list of tuples [ (<alt_name>, <path>), ... ] to support the alternative names. I didn't want to delimit on = as it's possible the filename could have a = in it. I think this is cleaner.
  • The send method now takes <text> or list [ <text>, <html> ] ... It felt redundant to also support a dict so I removed that.

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Hi @derks

I will check that today and come up with my response. In general it looks fine so far. Thanks for your invest on that!

part = MIMEBase('application', 'octet-stream')

# support for alternative file name if its tuple
# like (filename.ext=attname.ext)
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Comment should be

# like ['filename.ext', 'attname.ext']

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In case you change the order in the list,
the comment must be:

# like ['attname.ext', 'path/filename.ext']

from ..utils.misc import minimal_logger, is_true


LOG = minimal_logger(__name__)
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Hi @derks

why do you prefer to create a seperate LOG in each library than using the app.log general instance?

I prefer using self.app.log.debug() - am I wrong?

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@TomFreudenberg extensions do not use the app logger by design, I can't recall exactly but was probably partly to clearly separate framework from application as well as being able to log before app is fully setup. By request others have asked to further remove framework logging which is why it will be disabled by default in 3.2, and why the project template disables it by default now.

I actually mention in this deprecation the idea of using app.log once it is available.

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Please find my comments above. Everything alse covers all my requirements, thanks for your rework and adding that to Cement.

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TomFreudenberg commented Feb 28, 2024

@derks Please check my review, this is an important change.

You won't add an attachment including the path of the file from where it comes as attachment name!

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derks commented Feb 28, 2024

Oof... good catch. Thank you I'll fix that.

@derks derks merged commit 9243c30 into main Feb 29, 2024
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attname = in_path[0]
path = in_path[1]
else:
attname = in_path
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attname by default should not contain a path for attachment disposition

attname = os.path.basename(in_path)

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Not sure if you export the basename() function somewhere in cement like fs?

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Hey @derks

I add some comments again, hopefully you like this kind of conversation. Otherwise give me a hint to stop.

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