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# Send your data by email using gmail API

When a script has finished running, you may want to email the results by using the Gmail API.\
\
you must first install and load the package gmailr package.

```r
install.packages("gmailr")
library(gmailr)

```

if you are going to display some kind of table I would suggest to also install the tableHTML package.

```r
install.packages("tableHTML")
library(tableHTML)
```

```
#
 
# Packages loading


# 
```

The Next step is to connect to Gmail API. You need to activate it in your Google Cloud project [More info here ](https://gargle.r-lib.org/articles/get-api-credentials.html)and then replace the fake value with your key and secret in the following example.  

```r
gm_auth_configure("mykey.apps.googleusercontent.com", "mysecret") 
```

This commande will transform your dataframe into an html table

```r

#transform the data frame 'df' to a html table
msg = tableHTML(df)
 
# Construct email
# end send it

```

we build the email

```
test_email <- gm_mime() %>%
              gm_to("another@example.com") %>%
              gm_from("me@example.com") %>%
              gm_subject("Email title") %>%
              gm_html_body(paste("Hi Mate,<br />
Here are the data you requested:<code>", msg,"<br /><br />Kind regards,<br />Me"))

```

and we send it

```
gm_send_message(test_email)
```