Releases: nickythelion/manokit
v2.1.0
V2.1.0
New features
- added support for email validator roles. You can now scope your custom validators, limiting their influence
Bugfixes and improvements
- Minor bugfixes and improvements
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- Code clean up
Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.1.0
v2.0.0
🎈 🎊 v2.0.0: We are back! 🎊 🎈
After 2 years of sitting around, a new release is here!
What did we do?
We overhauled the entire package, cleaning up code, updating docs, you name it!
Manokit v2 is better, simpler, more friendly to you (and to us) and is overall better!
New features
- Added the ability to CC emails
- Added the ability to BCC emails
- Added the ability to customize the filesize limit. Also changed the default limit to 25 MB.
- Added method chaining support
And that is not all! See our CHANGELOG.md for details
v1.2.1
Small improvements are important!
So important in fact, that this release is all about them
Here's what changed:
- SimpleEmail.body_from_file() and HTMLEmail.body_from_file() methods are now static. That means that you can use it by just assigning a value to a property (e.g. op.body = SimpleEmail.body_from_file(path))
- Some error messages weren't formatted correctly. This was fixed
- Filepath formatting now outputs only POSIX-like paths (with forward slash as a separator). OS-dependent path formatting have been deprecated and is no longer available. It improves readability and ensures compatability and reliability
v1.1.1
v1.1.0
This release brings out one important performance improvement: filesize restrictions (sorry)
So, here's a quick rundown:
- Size of an attachment file is limited to up to 20 Mb
- If file size is larger, an AttachmentError exception is raised
- This limit cannot be disabled/modified/etc…
This improves file processing speed and also prevents errors sent from SMTP server about filesizes
v1.0.0
Initial release of Manokit! Congratulations!
With this you can:
- Send emails with just 5 lines of code
- Attach unlimited numbers of files to your email and send it to unlimited number of people
- Write your own senders using manokit.email.BaseEmail class
And this is just the beginning!