termemail is a Python script that lets you send emails from your terminal.
termemail comes with a built in help command (-h) but it's usage is also described as follows:
./main.py -f example-sender@gmail.com
-t example-recipient@gmail.com
-s Test!
-b "This email was sent from my commandline!"
Where f is the sender's email address, -t is the recipient's email address, -s is the subject and -b is the email body.
Both -s and -b are optional. Currently attachments are not supported however I don't believe it would be difficult to add them.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016 Bennet Leff
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