Django-Mailgun-Incoming

Info:	A Django app for receival and storage of incoming emails from Mailgun
Author:	Simon Hedberg (http://github.com/hedberg, http://twitter.com/SimonHedberg)

This README is derived from https://github.com/hmarr/django-ses/blob/master/README.rst

Overview

Django-Mailgun-Incoming stores email and attached files received through the Mailgun API. The goal of this package is to be easy to use and easy to customise when needed.

Getting started

Requirements

• Django 1.3 or higher (class based views).

Installation

• Install the package by cloning the repository to your Python path or install using pip:

  pip install git+https://github.com/hedberg/django-mailgun-incoming.git#egg=mailgun_incoming
  

• Add "mailgun_incoming" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:

  INSTALLED_APPS = [
      # ...
      "mailgun_incoming",
  ]
  

• Include urls.

  url('^email/', include('mailgun_incoming.urls')),
  

• Point your Mailgun forwarding to the URL used, i.e. /email/incoming/ using the above URL configuration.

• Settings

  MAILGUN_ACCESS_KEY (optional) - This is used to verify the signature in posted data.

  MAILGUN_VERIFY_SIGNATURE (optional) - This defaults to True if MAILGUN_ACCESS_KEY is specified. Can be set to False for debugging etc.

  MAILGUN_UPLOAD_TO (optional) - This can be used to specify where attachments should be saved. This is passed to the file field. Defaults to 'attachments/'

Basic Usage

Using the default settings incoming emails are stored in the database and triggers the mailgun_incoming.signals.email_received signal for further processing.

These models are included in the package.

• EmailBaseModel - an abstract base model
• IncomingEmail - extends the base model adding a user field
• Attachment - a basic model for storing incoming file attachments.

Processing of incoming data are done in the class based view Incoming.

Customisation

Customisation can be done by

• adding processing logic triggered by the email_recieved signal (e.g. connecting a user object to the email)
• extending the email model
• passing parameters to the Incoming view
• subclassing the Incoming view