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In this video, I'll show you how to create a program which detects the change in the price of an Amazon

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product, and it sends out an email to your email address when the price changes.

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If you followed the previous video, you should be.

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Almost good to go.

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All you need to change is done here in the account as I.D. authentication token and client.

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So these lines were specific to the Smiths Notifier program.

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So you need to

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replace them with email parameters, which is a sensor and the receiver.

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So the email address from which the email will be sent out.

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And the receiver, which probably is your email address, so both should be your email address, actually.

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And this will work only for Gmail accounts.

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The sender and then you should go down here and change on the, if conditional, you want to change

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that block to.

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This block.

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So where did I get this block?

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Well, we already covered the sending of emails via Python in the email sending section above in the

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course.

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So you should take that section if you don't know what this code means.

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So, Clint price, that's a surprise.

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This variable, this one in here, price again.

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So that's the body of the mass of the email and your Gmail is the library we're using.

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So you don't need Twilio.

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In this case, you need junk mail or your Gmail, which works only for Gmail accounts as the sender.

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Of course.

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Then down here we establish the email and we need OS.

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We need to import OS in here as well.

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With OS, we are able to access environment variables from April, in my case.

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This was also covered in the email section.

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So if the idea is that your passwords should be stored in some secrets in here, so which is passwords,

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and then goes the passwords.

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And here goes the actual password of your Gmail account to the sender, and then you should press that

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secret there, and then this will get that passwords from that box.

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And then you send out of email finally with this method, send.

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And just print out something here, and that's it.

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Whenever the price will change of this product.

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This receiver here will receive an email with the data, so I didn't go and explain everything here

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because I covered that in the previous video with the eSIMs case, so I didn't want to repeat everything

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again.

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You should see that previous video if you didn't seeds already, and that's it.

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Thank you for following, and I'll talk to you later.