Dummy

Introduction
The Dummy Extension provides several placeholder type handlers to either mock operations or provide local-only usage during development. A perfect example is the DummyMailHandler that can be use during development or staging to prevent real email messages from being sent externally.
API References:
​Cement Dummy Extension​
Requirements
No external dependencies
Configuration
DummyMailHandler
This extension supports the following configuration settings under a [mail.dummy] configuration section:
Setting
Description
to
Default recipient address (list, or comma separated depending on the config handler in use).
from_addr
Default sender address
cc
Default carbon-copy addresses (list, or comma separated depending on the config handler in use)
bcc
Default blind-carbon-copy addresses (list, or comma separated depending on the config handler in use)
subject
Default subject line
subject_prefix
Additional string to prepend to the subject line of all messages
Usage
Example: Using Dummy Extension
from cement import App
​
class MyApp(App):
    class Meta:
        label = 'myapp'
        extensions = ['dummy']
        output_handler = 'dummy'
        template_handler = 'dummy'
        mail_handler = 'dummy'
​
with MyApp() as app:
    app.run()

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Setting	Description
to	Default recipient address (list, or comma separated depending on the config handler in use).
from_addr	Default sender address
cc	Default carbon-copy addresses (list, or comma separated depending on the config handler in use)
bcc	Default blind-carbon-copy addresses (list, or comma separated depending on the config handler in use)
subject	Default subject line
subject_prefix	Additional string to prepend to the subject line of all messages