gmail-oauth2-tools VS pysendsms

Shouldn't be _too_ hard to convert your scripts.

I ran into the same problem and one workspace disallows App passwords. You can simply get the OAuth token with a little python script and then use it as the password: https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools/blob/master/pyt...

(see for example https://github.com/lefcha/imapfilter/issues/186)

I tried to keep dependencies low, and while developing that and testing it I came across sendgmail. sendgmail is a little more polished but has a lot more dependencies, it's also not really setup to be imported into a project and used like a package.

Integrated with OAuth2 and register an app with Google to get a client secret. This should clear that up but honestly it's a hassle to do, I had a similar script (posted my story in another comment) and I always thought of going through and redoing it to authenticate with OAuth but it just seemed like a hassle. I found this which should help. https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools/wiki/OAuth2DotPyRunThrough

Fetch https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools/blob/e3229155a4037267ce40f1a3a681f53221aa4d8d/python/oauth2.py Store as ~/.mutt/oauth2.py Make it executable

I created a project a while back to make this simpler to reuse for myself and I decided to upload it to pypi. It’s under PySendSMS. I included a json file with a bunch of the common carrier addresses and such as well.

I wrote a reply to someone about how to do this last year and got a lot of questions about it so I decided to package what I made on pypi. Here is the GitHub page if anyone’s curious. pysendsms.