This is a fork of the canonical clojure-mail repo.
You can require it with:
[org.clojars.mathias/clojure-mail "0.2.0"]
A clojure library for parsing, downloading and reading email from Gmail servers.
Possible uses for this library include machine learning corpus generation and command line mail clients.
(:require [clojure-mail.core :refer :all])
First create a mail store session like this:
(def store (gmail-store "username@gmail.com" "password"))
Then use store
when you call other functions, like this:
(inbox store 5)
;=> ...
You can also use the with-store
macro to wrap your code with an open store, like this:
(with-store (gmail-store "username@gmail.com" "password")
(inbox 5))
;=> ...
Notice how we didn't have to pass store
when we used the macro?
Let's fetch the last 3 messages from our Gmail inbox
(def inbox-messages (inbox "username@gmail.com" "password" 3))
;; Lets fetch the subject of the latest message
(:subject (first inbox-messages))
;; => "Booking confirmed (MLC35TJ4): Table for 2 at The Potted Pig 22 March 2014 - at 13:30"
;; The following keys are available on an email message
(keys (first inbox-messages))
(:subject :from :date-recieved :to :multipart? :content-type :sender :date-sent :body)
An email message is returned as a Clojure map that looks something like this (with body removed)
(def m (dissoc (first (inbox 1)) :body)) ;; =>
;; =>
;; {:subject "Re: Presents for Dale's baby",
;; :from "Someone <someone@aol.com>",
;; :date-recieved "Tue Mar 11 12:54:41 GMT 2014",
;; :to ("owain@owainlewis.com"),
;; :multipart? true,
;; :content-type "multipart/ALTERNATIVE",
;; :sender "Someone <someone@aol.com>",
;; :date-sent "Tue Mar 11 12:54:36 GMT 2014"}
HTML emails are evil. There is a simple HTML -> Plain text parser provided if you need to do any machine learning type processing on email messages.
(require '[clojure-mail.parser :refer :all])
(html->text "<h1>I HATE HTML EMAILS</h1>")
;; => "I HATE HTML EMAILS"
Clojure mail can be used to parse existing email messages from file. Take a look in test/fixtures to see some example messages. To read one of these messages we can do something like this
(def message (read-mail-from-file "test/clojure_mail/fixtures/25"))
(read-message message)
;; =>
;; {:subject "Request to share ContractsBuilder",
;; :from nil, :date-recieved nil,
;; :to "zaphrauk@gmail.com",
;; :multipart? true,
;; :content-type "multipart/alternative; boundary=90e6ba1efefc44ffe804a5e76c56",
;; :sender nil,
;; :date-sent "Fri Jun 17 13:21:19 BST 2011" ..............
Copyright © 2014 Owain Lewis
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.