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import databricks.workspace as workspace_api
import requests
 
# set up your Databricks workspace credentials
domain = "<your Databricks workspace domain>"
token = "<your Databricks API token>"
 
# set up the workspace client
workspace = workspace_api.WorkspaceApi(domain, token)
 
# set up the dashboard path and file name
dashboard_path = "/Shared/MyDashboard"
dashboard_file_name = "MyDashboard.html"
 
# export the dashboard
dashboard_html = workspace.export_dashboard(dashboard_path)
 
# write the dashboard HTML to a file
with open(dashboard_file_name, "w") as f:
    f.write(dashboard_html)
 
# load the HTML file into a requests object
with open(dashboard_file_name, "rb") as f:
    file_content = f.read()
html_file = {'file': ('MyDashboard.html', file_content)}
 
# set up the email parameters
to = ['team1@example.com', 'team2@example.com']
subject = 'My Dashboard'
body = 'Please find attached my dashboard.'
 
# send the email with the dashboard HTML attachment
response = requests.post(
    "https://api.mailgun.net/v3/<your-mailgun-domain>/messages",
    auth=("api", "<your-mailgun-api-key>"),
    files=[html_file],
    data={"from": "<your-email-address>",
          "to": to,
          "subject": subject,
          "html": body})

In this example, we first use the export_dashboard() function to export the dashboard HTML to a file, then we load the HTML file into a requests object and send it as an email attachment using Mailgun's email API. Note that you'll need to replace the placeholders in the code (such as <your Databricks workspace domain>, <your Databricks API token>, <your-mailgun-domain>, <your-mailgun-api-key>,

<your-email-address>, etc.) with your own values.

Hope this helps!