Use Docker to easily try out or contribute to the sendgrid-python library.

This Docker image contains:

• Python 3.6
• A running instance of Stoplight.io's Prism, which lets you try out the SendGrid API without actually sending email
• A mirrored copy of sendgrid-php so that you may develop locally and then run the tests within the Docker container.

• Quick Start
• Testing
• Contributing

1. Clone the sendgrid-python repo

• git clone https://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-python.git
• cd sendgrid-python
• python setup.py install

1. Install Docker
2. Setup local environment variable SENDGRID_API_KEY
3. Build Docker image, run Docker container, login to the Docker container

• docker image build --tag="sendgrid/python3.6" ./docker-test
• docker run -itd --name="sendgrid_python3.6" -v $(pwd):/root/sendgrid-python sendgrid/python3.6 /bin/bash

1. Run the tests within the Docker container

• sudo docker exec -it sendgrid_python3.6 /bin/bash -c 'cd sendgrid-python; python3.6 -m unittest discover -v; exec "${SHELL:-sh}"'

Now you can continue development locally, and run python3.6 -m unittest discover -v inside of the container to test.

To clean up the container: docker stop sendgrid_python3.6 && docker rm sendgrid_python3.6.

Happy Hacking!

• After step 5 in the QuickStart, within the Docker container:
  • cd ../
  • python sendmail.py

• Develop per usual locally, but before pushing up to GitHub, you can run the tests locally in the Docker container per step 5 of the quickstart.
• To run all the tests: python3.6 -m unittest discover -v
• To run an individual test: python3.6 -m unittest [Filename].[Class].[TestName]