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I am currently working on sending custom email notifications from jenkins build pipeline designed using declarative syntax.I have Config File Provider Plugin 3.8.0, Email Extension Plugin 2.82 & Email Extension Template Plugin 1.2 installed on my jenkins server.

I have also done global system configurations(smtp creds, default values etc.) required for Email Extension Plugin to work.

Then I created a simple groovy template script and added it as managed file on Jenkins using Config File Provider Plugin with name my-email-template. While adding file I selected file type as Extended Email Publisher Groovy Template.

Then I added below steps in my Jenkinsfile,

I am unable to import handlebars file in nodejs. Although it is importing the file but not compiling properly with given data.

here is my test.handlebars file code

and this is my index.js file code

I am trying to save a generated PDF using xhtml2pdf app. I want it to save the pdf to the model. The pdf is created perfectly and the browser downloads the file, but instead of download, I would like to save it to the model, which in my models.py I've told it to save to a folder in the media folder.

Models.py:

The title contains the question - I want to send weekly emails in my Django app. Where should the code that pulls the data from the database and sends the email message live? I have seen examples of code that sends emails, such as this and this, but it is not specified in which file it resides and what's its relationship to the rest of the Django elements.

I have a main index.js and calling the nodemailer with

I'm attaching a template in email using Jenkins. I've created a folder name email-templates under .jenkins and there I've placed my template with the name build-report.groovy.

Good thing is i can attach this template in email ext using ${SCRIPT, template="build-report.groovy"} and i can see the expected data in email.

But if i use ${SCRIPT, template="groovy-html.template"} i can also see the same template data with colors and styles.

I didn't have any template file with name groovy-html.template then from where Jenkins picked ?

I am sending an html email using nodemailer in node.js, I am sending using the templates concept of the email-templates npm package [https://www.npmjs.com/package/email-templates].

Here, the email is sending successfully but the image in the HTML is not displaying on the email when received.

this is the main file which sends the mail :

I have come across different solutions for this problem, but none have worked for me. When a user registers in my website, we automatically send him a "Verify your account" email which has a button and at the footer there is a link to our website. When the user clicks the button, he is directed to our website. We're using gmail with our domain email (@mydomain.com), and we can see that over 50% of emails go directly to Spam. We have worked around a couple of solutions, but none are working. We don't want to use a service such as SendGrid.

This is how we create and send our emails (step by step)

1. We created an html/css email using a Zurb's template.
2. We used the Zurb Email Inliner to make the CSS inline.
3. We use the NodeMailer library to send the emails
4. Finally, the messages are signed using DKIM

As I've mentioned before, most emails end up in Spam. Any thoughts?

I am using mailgun as an API service in php to send emails. However i am building a module in which i can send email to my subscribers.

I'm using the below code to achieve the same.