gistfile1.txt

from django.core.mail import send_mail
import os


def sendMyAppEmail(toList, template, toType=None, subject="", templateDict={}):
    # Load the image you want to send at bytes
    img_data = open(os.path.join(settings.MEDIA_ROOT, 'bumblebee.jpeg'), 'rb').read()


    # Create a "related" message container that will hold the HTML 
    # message and the image
    msg = MIMEMultipart(_subtype='related')

    # Create the body with HTML. Note that the image, since it is inline, is 
    # referenced with the URL cid:myimage... you should take care to make
    # "myimage" unique
    body = MIMEText('<p>Hello <img src="cid:myimage" /></p>', _subtype='html')
    msg.attach(body)

    # Now create the MIME container for the image
    img = MIMEImage(img_data, 'jpeg')
    img.add_header('Content-Id', '<myimage>')  # angle brackets are important
    msg.attach(img)

    send_mail(
        subject=subject, 
        message=msg.as_string(), 
        from_email=settings.DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL, 
        recipient_list=toList, 
        fail_silently=False, 
    )
    
    sendMyAppEmail(["[email protected]"], None, toType=None, subject="Hello World3", templateDict={})

Hi,
How do I add context to my template if I need to?

settings is not defined