kc3-lang/smtp/test/example_html.c
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Hash : f388b080
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Date : 2019-04-20T10:01:01
Allow applications to override Content-Type header Applications must generate the appropriate MIME sections (if needed) when overriding the Content-Type header, and attachments added to the SMTP context will get ignored. - Applications can now set the Content-Type header - Add an HTML example program to the README - Extracted both example programs from the README and add to the build system - Corrected the size of the header list in smtp_header_exists function Fixes #3
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test/example_html.c
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#include <stdio.h> #include "smtp.h" #define MAIL_SERVER "localhost" #define MAIL_PORT "25" #define MAIL_CONNECTION_SECURITY SMTP_SECURITY_NONE #define MAIL_FLAGS SMTP_DEBUG #define MAIL_CAFILE NULL #define MAIL_AUTH SMTP_AUTH_NONE #define MAIL_USER "mail@somnisoft.com" #define MAIL_PASS "password" #define MAIL_FROM "mail@somnisoft.com" #define MAIL_FROM_NAME "From Name" #define MAIL_SUBJECT "Subject Line" #define MAIL_TO "mail@somnisoft.com" #define MAIL_TO_NAME "To Name" int main(void){ struct smtp *smtp; enum smtp_status_code rc; const char *const email_body = "<html>\n" " <head><title>HTML Email</title></head>\n" " <body>\n" " <h1>H1</h1>\n" " <h2>H2</h1>\n" " <h3>H3</h1>\n" " <h4>H4</h1>\n" " <h5>H5</h1>\n" " <h6>H6</h1>\n" " </body>\n" "</html>\n"; smtp_open(MAIL_SERVER, MAIL_PORT, MAIL_CONNECTION_SECURITY, MAIL_FLAGS, MAIL_CAFILE, &smtp); smtp_auth(smtp, MAIL_AUTH, MAIL_USER, MAIL_PASS); smtp_address_add(smtp, SMTP_ADDRESS_FROM, MAIL_FROM, MAIL_FROM_NAME); smtp_address_add(smtp, SMTP_ADDRESS_TO, MAIL_TO, MAIL_TO_NAME); smtp_header_add(smtp, "Subject", MAIL_SUBJECT); smtp_header_add(smtp, "Content-Type", "text/html"); smtp_mail(smtp, email_body); rc = smtp_close(smtp); if(rc != SMTP_STATUS_OK){ fprintf(stderr, "smtp failed: %s\n", smtp_status_code_errstr(rc)); return 1; } return 0; }