SES API version: 2010-12-01
Initialization:
>>> from ses improt SES, SESError
>>> ses = SES(key_id='YOUR ACCESS KEY ID', key='YOUR SECRET KEY')
Get sending quota:
>>> ses.quota
{'Max24HourSend': 1000, 'SentLast24Hours': 0, 'MaxSendRate': 1}
Get sending statistics:
>>> ses.stats
[{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 2, 43), 'DeliveryAttempts': 2, 'Bounces': 1, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 2, 58), 'DeliveryAttempts': 1, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 3, 43), 'DeliveryAttempts': 9, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 3, 58), 'DeliveryAttempts': 6, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 4, 28), 'DeliveryAttempts': 2, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 5, 28), 'DeliveryAttempts': 2, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 7, 43), 'DeliveryAttempts': 1, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 8, 28), 'DeliveryAttempts': 3, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 13, 8, 58), 'DeliveryAttempts': 2, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 14, 2, 13), 'DeliveryAttempts': 6, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 14, 2, 28), 'DeliveryAttempts': 1, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 14, 2, 43), 'DeliveryAttempts': 6, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0},
{'Complaints': 0, 'Timestamp': datetime.datetime(2011, 8, 14, 3, 28), 'DeliveryAttempts': 1, 'Bounces': 0, 'Rejects': 0}]
timestamp is seconds since UNIX epoch in GMT/UTC. Every point represents the
sending statistics during a 15-minute interval.
Get verified email addresses:
>>> ses.verified
[u'[email protected]', u'[email protected]']
Verify an email address:
>>> ses.verify('[email protected]')
{'RequestId': u'0f7297f3-c764-11e0-b6d0-273d09173b49'}
Delete a verified email address:
>>> ses.delete('[email protected]')
{'RequestId': u'36b0fb55-c764-11e0-ac10-2114a1a1f8e9'}
Send an email:
>>> ses.send(source = '[email protected]',
... to = ['[email protected]', '[email protected]'],
... subject = 'This is a test message',
... text_body = 'Message body in plain text',
... html_body = 'Message body in HTML')
{'MessageId': u'00000131ce811456-6d32754c-8e68-4efc-9026-8c00518d901e-000000',
'RequestId': u'a5aa67d0-c764-11e0-9f8f-3da8fc215a7e'}
Sending raw emails is not implemented yet.
All actions listed above will block while waiting for response from Amazon SES.
All actions will raise SESError in case of error.
ses.py also provides command line interface, here is its help message:
ses.py [action] -k [credentials file] [args]
Example
-------
1. Sending email:
echo "email text body" | ses.py send -k [credentials file] -f from_addr -t [to_addr1,to_addr2,...] -c [cc_addr1,cc_addr2,...] -b [bcc_addr1,bcc_addr2,...] -s "email subject"
2. Get send quota:
ses.py quota -k [credentials file]
3. Get send statistics:
ses.py stats -k [credentials file]
4. Get verified email addresses:
ses.py verified -k [credentials file]
5. Verify email addreses:
ses.py verify -k [credentials file] [addr1,addr2,...]
6. Delete verified email addresses:
ses.py delete -k [credentials file] [addr1,addr2,...]
Credentials file example
------------------------
AWSAccessKeyId=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
AWSSecretKey=YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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