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smtp-test-server
Based on the aiosmtpd
, this packages offers you a simple way to integrate
a SMTP server into your test code.
Currently, the server does not support authentication, TLS or anything special instead of sending mails.
All mails are collected in the messages
property of the mock and can be evaluated there.
Looking for a pytest
SMTP mock fixture? Take a look at this project:
git.codebau.dev/pytest-plugins/pytest-smtp-test-server.
Installation
Installation with "pip"
pip install smtp-test-server
Installation with "poetry"
poetry add --group dev smtp-test-server
Usage
Simple usage, with auto assigning a free port number on 127.0.0.1
:
from smtp_test_server.context import SmtpMockServer
def test_send_mail():
with SmtpMockServer() as smtp_mock:
my_mail_method(smtp_host=smtp_mock.host, smtp_port=smtp_mock.port)
assert len(smtp_mock.messages) == 1
assert smtp_mock.messages[0]["from"] == "my-test@sender.org"
Want to have more control over host and port? Use it like this:
with SmtpMockServer(bind_host="223.12.9.177", bind_port=2525):
...
Ports are automatically closed when leaving the context.