Adding support for text/x-amp-html

[VictorAlmaraz]

I'm currently working on a project that uses AMP4Email, which is an alternative MIME part and adds interactive capability in email messages.

I've added support for the text/x-amp-html MIME type, supporting it along with with plain text and HTML, that are also required to have AMP4Email working correctly.

I hope it can help others to deliver interactive e-mails using AMP4Email with MIMEText.

[galaxy79]

@muratgozel , any plans to add this support content type ?

[muratgozel]

I will look into this, thank you @VictorAlmaraz I have to test if it breaks anything related to other types.

[Manouchehri]

Same request here, any progress on this?

[Manouchehri]

@muratgozel Sorry to ping you, but while you're online, any chance of tackling this bug too? :)

[muratgozel]

@Manouchehri no problem :)) i'm doing a refactoring right now, reviewing the new specification and rewriting some things to align better with the spec. i intentionally left this request open will make sure there will be amp-html kind of support when i'm done with the changes.

[terryjbutler]

@muratgozel Hi there, great project!

I came across an issue trying to add a text/calendar part and I believe I hit the same sort of issue:

MIMETEXT_INVALID_MESSAGE_TYPE: Valid content types are text/html, text/plain but you specified "text/calendar".

There are two ways to add calendar parts, one as an attachment (all good), one as a part taking the following format:

--000000000000c3edcf062e6750ec
Content-Type: text/calendar; charset="UTF-8"; method=REPLY
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

BEGIN:VCALENDAR
<...>
END:VCALENDAR

--000000000000c3edcf062e6750ec--

Could a separate method to add arbitrary parts be worthwhile for these sorts of situations?

Hoping I haven't missed something very obvious :)

Many thanks in advance!
Terry