Sign upSign InSign upSign InMember-only storyChris KarvouniarisFollowITNEXT--ShareSending email via web applications in Python is a fundamental and powerful capability that enables developers to communicate with users, customers, or other stakeholders seamlessly. Python provides several libraries and frameworks that simplify the process of sending emails, making it an essential tool for web developers and application creators.By leveraging Python’s libraries like smtplib for handling the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and email for constructing and formatting email messages, developers can craft custom email notifications, newsletters, or transactional emails directly from their web applications. Whether it's sending account verification emails, password resets, or automated updates, Python's flexibility and ease of use make it an ideal choice for incorporating email functionality into web applications.FastAPI is a modern Python web framework designed for high-performance and simplicity. It excels in building robust and efficient APIs with minimal code, thanks to its automatic data validation and interactive documentation features. With asynchronous support, it’s an excellent choice for building real-time applications and microservices. FastAPI has gained popularity for its developer-friendly approach, making it a top choice for rapid API development in Python.Today’s subject is sending email via a FastAPI application. As in every project in Python, one can use directly the smtplib library for handling those operations, but when it comes to better development experience with easier and advanced APIs, sometimes it is better to use a wrapper library to help you out. So, today I’ll demonstrate to you how to get this functionality in your FastAPI application by leveraging the power of a third party library, developed for this purpose. I’m talking about fastapi-mail , which is an open-source project and…----ITNEXTSoftware engineer & Python enthusiastChris KarvouniarisinITNEXT--1Futari Boy - developer & indie hackerinITNEXT--12Vitalii ShevchukinITNEXT--2Chris KarvouniarisinITNEXT--4rootisgod--2Saad Jamil--No Place Like Localhost--Phyo Arkar Lwin--5Victor TimiinLevel Up Coding--16MindfulModelerinPython in Plain English--HelpStatusWritersBlogCareersPrivacyTermsAboutText to speechTeams