Package: django-emailmgr
django-emailmgr================Django Email Manager (emailmgr) is an application that helps with post-registration email management".``You can associate multiple email addresses to a single Django User.``This application comes into the picture only after a user has been created, activatedand logged in.If your requirements is for email management prior to user registration please take alook at ``django-registration`` or ``django-email-confirmation``.This application was inspired by bitbucket.org's email management system as well asthe mentioned applications.Current Features:_________________Assumption:* - Django user has been created* - Either via proper registration and activation or via the admin interface or scripts* - This application first looks for its templates in: EMAIL_MGR_TEMPLATE_PATH, thenit looks for <template_dir>/emailmgr/* - This way, projects can place the required templates at a location of their choicerelative to the <tempalate_dir> of course* - Three templates are found in the template directory as stated above* - email subject template - emailmgr_activation_subject.txt* - extra context: current_site* - email message body template - emailmgr_activation_message.txt* - extra context: current_site, activate_url & user* - email list & manipulation template - emailmgr_email_list.html* - extra context: emails_list and add_email_form* - email_list includes all emails for this users* - sorted by:1. primary - set directly via django or by emailmgr2. activated - confirmed emails and can be set primary3. not activated but activation email sent5. not activated and activation email not sent* - add_email_form is a form for adding a new email address to a user1. This app latches on the ``post_save`` signals for (user) and execute the following:A. Creates an email address object with the following attributes* - email = user.email (if not blank)* - is_active = True* - is_primary = True* - is_activation_sent = Don't care* - identifier = a random string (used for activation)* - Note: user login is not required* - Note: email is only created if user has a valid email address* - Note: this email is automatically considered as primary and activation is skipped2. Latch on the ``post_delete`` signals on (user) and execute the following:A. Deletes all email addresses associated with the (just) deleted user3. Provides URL to:A. Adds an email address to the logged in user's account:* - http://example.com/email/add/,* - Email address is created and associated with the logged in user* - Email address remains inactive and cannot be made primary* - User is redirected to http://example.com/email/list/* - ``email_list`` and ``email_form`` are passed into the templateB. Deletes an email address from a user account* - http://example.com/email/delete/<identifier>/,* - Existing email address with the above identifier is deleted* - Primary email address cannot be delete* - Once the email is deleted, user is redirected to http://example.com/email/list/C. Sends activation link for a newly added email address (sendto = user's primary email address)* - http://example.com/email/send_activation/<identifier>/,* - An activation email is sent to the logged in user's primary address* - Note: all emails remain inactive unless activated* - Once the email is sent, user is redirected to http://example.com/email/list/D. Activates an email address when user clicks on an activation link* - http://example.com/email/activate/<identifier>/,* - Note: link was emailed to user's primary email address* - Matched email will be activated (then eligible to be promoted to primary)* - Once the email is activated, user is redirected to http://example.com/email/list/E. Makes an activated email address the primary email* - http://example.com/email/make_primary/<identifier>/,* - Only activated email addresses can be promoted to be the primary email address* - User.email is set to the newly promoted primary email address* - Note: Only one email address can be set to primary* - Once the email is made primary, user is redirected to http://example.com/email/list/4. More to come ... patches & enhancements are welcomed (http://github.com/un33k/django-emailmgr)Usage=====A. Install django-emailmgr:* _ Make sure you have python 2.6+ and can install from pypi1. easy_install django-emailmgr2. pip install django-emailmgr3. git clone http://github.com/un33k/django-emailmgra. cd django-emailmgrb. run python setup.py4. wget https://github.com/un33k/django-emailmgr/zipball/mastera. unzip the downloaded fileb. cd into django-emailmgr directoryc. run python setup.py* _ Stick ``"emailmgr"`` in ``INSTALLED_APPS``, right after all other Django specific Apps* _ Follow the instruction in the ``Current Features`` at the top of this file for usage.* _ Use the templates in test directory as an example to create your own templates* _ Include this application's urls or create your own urls for this application* _ Run syncdb and enjoyToDo=====clean up READMEadd more goodies