# Arched Emailer
### A simple emailer for sending emails / error logs to a list of recipients.
## Change Log
- v0.1.4 (05/02/2024)
- Changed requirements to match the latest version of `smtpymailer` which now uses data attributes to convert images
to CID or base64, rather than the old method of using a method parameter which was rather clunky.
- Added customer ID which will enable me to log requests server side per customer, and giving each customer their
own unique API key
- Changed the `send_email` method, so we can send emails not only from `Arched` but also from the customer's email
address if needed. This will be useful for sending emails from the customer's email address, but using `Arched`'s
SMTP server.
- v0.1.5 (06/02/2024)
- Make `_get_email_path` one function instead of two.
- Added a `_make_request` function that can be used for all db calls.
- Changed the requirements for the class init. Most of the needed data is stored on the server now, with a fallback
mechanism to fetch from file if the server is down.
- Added a method to send errors/success logs to the backend. This will be useful for keeping track of errors.
- Created a decorator which can wrap functions around a try/except block, and send the error or success email and log
to the backend.
- v0.1.6 (07/02/2024)
- Changed the lookup `api_key` and `customer_id` method
- v0.1.7 (07/02/2024)
- Quick fix to re-add the error text to the `send_error_email` function. I've realised that it would be useful to have
in some cases.
- v0.1.8 (07/02/2024)
- Made it flask proof with an `init_app` method
- v0.2.0 (07/02/2024)
- Major update to all, fully working with arched.dev backend. Updating correctly.
- v0.2.1 (07/02/2024)
- Minjor bug fixes
- v0.2.2 (08/02/2024)
- Changes to the flask `init_app` and how it intercepts exceptions.
- Changes to the UUID that was being generated before, was too long.
- v0.2.3 (09/02/2024)
- Added a clause that removes `request` from the globals() and locals() calls as it was causing a flask context
error.
-
- v0.2.4 (09/02/2024)
- Had need to report success to the backend without emailing so added `update_db_only` to the `send_success_email`
method.
- v0.2.5 (09/02/2024)
- Minor bug fix for the class setup. Wasn't correctly reading the mail_connection details from the local dir
when the server was down.
- v0.2.6 (09/02/2024)
- Oops, another, minor bug fix. Wasn't correctly reading the mail_connection details from the local dir
when the server was down.
- v0.2.7 (09/02/2024)
- Changed how it reports the HTML content to the backend, it was sending blank strings. Now it correctly gets the html from the `text/html` multipart of the email object.
- v0.2.8 (09/02/2024)
- Missed the success send email function
- v0.2.9, 0.2.10, 0.2.11, 0.2.12, 0.2.13 (10/02/2024)
- Minor bug fixes
- Dependency issues
- v0.2.15 (11/02/2024)
- added the option to pass in to the `init_app` method, the `current_user` from flask-login. Then error messages will
be sent with the user's email address or other details.
- v0.2.15,16,17,18 (11/02/2024)
- added the option to pass in to the `init_app` method a flag whether to use `current_user` from flask-login. Then error messages will
be sent with the user's email address or other details.
- v0.2.19,20,21 (11/02/2024)
- Added a `before_request` handler that will add last few urls visited by the user to the error message.
- Minor bug fixes
- v0.2.23 (12/02/2024)
- Changes to the way html_content is gathered
- Issue with flask context when not a flask app bug
- v0.2.24 (12/02/2024)
- Issue with post requests being sent to raw ip. Most likely bots. Causing error when I'm not interested.
- v0.2.25 (20/02/2024)
- Minor bug fixes for flask init_app and error handling
- v0.2.26 (20/02/2024)
- Requirements update
- v0.2.34 (20/02/2024)
- Added log message to the class so the database can accept logs.
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