pg_smtp_client
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Overview
PIGSTY 3rd Party Extension: pg_smtp_client
: PostgreSQL extension to send email using SMTP
Information
- Extension ID: 4070
- Extension Name:
pg_smtp_client
- Package Name:
pg_smtp_client
- Category:
UTIL
- License: MIT
- Website: https://github.com/brianpursley/pg_smtp_client
- Language: Rust
- Extra Tags:
pgrx
- Comment: N/A
Metadata
- Latest Version: 0.2.0
- Postgres Support:
17
,16
,15
,14
- Need Load: Shared library do not need explicit loading
- Need DDL: Need
CREATE EXTENSION
DDL - Relocatable: Can be installed into other schemas
- Trusted: Trusted, Can be created by user with
CREATE
Privilege - Schemas:
smtp_client
- Requires: N/A
RPM / DEB
- RPM Repo: PIGSTY
- RPM Name:
pg_smtp_client_$v
- RPM Ver :
0.2.0
- RPM Deps: N/A
- DEB Repo: PIGSTY
- DEB Name:
postgresql-$v-pg-smtp-client
- DEB Ver :
0.2.0
- DEB Deps: N/A
Packages
Installation
Install pg_smtp_client
via the pig
CLI tool:
pig ext install pg_smtp_client
Install pg_smtp_client
via Pigsty playbook:
./pgsql.yml -t pg_extension -e '{"pg_extensions": ["pg_smtp_client"]}' # -l <cls>
Install pg_smtp_client
RPM from YUM repo directly:
dnf install pg_smtp_client_17;
dnf install pg_smtp_client_16;
dnf install pg_smtp_client_15;
dnf install pg_smtp_client_14;
Install pg_smtp_client
DEB from APT repo directly:
apt install postgresql-17-pg-smtp-client;
apt install postgresql-16-pg-smtp-client;
apt install postgresql-15-pg-smtp-client;
apt install postgresql-14-pg-smtp-client;
Enable pg_smtp_client
extension on PostgreSQL cluster:
CREATE EXTENSION pg_smtp_client;
Usage
https://github.com/frectonz/pglite-fusion/blob/main/README.md
Enabling the extension
Connect to postgres and run the following command.
CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS pg_smtp_client CASCADE;
Usage
Use the smtp_client.send_email()
function to send an email.
Function Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description | System Configuration (Optional) |
---|---|---|---|
subject | text | The subject of the email | |
body | text | The body of the email | |
html | boolean | Whether the body is HTML (true) or plain text (false) | |
from_address | text | The from email address | smtp_client.from_address |
recipients | text[] | The email addresses of the recipients | |
ccs | text[] | The email addresses to CCs | |
bccs | text[] | The email addresses to BCCs | |
smtp_server | text | The SMTP server to use | smtp_client.server |
smtp_port | integer | The port of the SMTP server | smtp_client.port |
smtp_tls | boolean | Whether to use TLS | smtp_client.tls |
smtp_username | text | The username for the SMTP server | smtp_client.username |
smtp_password | text | The password for the SMTP server | smtp_client.password |
Default Configuration
You can configure the following system-wide default values for some of the parameters (as indiciated in the table above) like this:
ALTER SYSTEM SET smtp_client.server TO 'smtp.example.com';
ALTER SYSTEM SET smtp_client.port TO 587;
ALTER SYSTEM SET smtp_client.tls TO true;
ALTER SYSTEM SET smtp_client.username TO 'MySmtpUsername';
ALTER SYSTEM SET smtp_client.password TO 'MySmtpPassword';
ALTER SYSTEM SET smtp_client.from_address TO '[email protected]';
SELECT pg_reload_conf();
Usage Examples
Send an email:
SELECT smtp_client.send_email('test subject', 'test body', false, '[email protected]', array['[email protected]'], null, null, 'smtp.example.com', 587, true, 'username', 'password');
Send an email using configured default values:
SELECT smtp_client.send_email('test subject', 'test body', false, null, array['[email protected]']);
Or, using named arguments:
SELECT smtp_client.send_email('test subject', 'test body', recipients => array['[email protected]']);
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