Mailstream
Overview
MailStream is an asynchronous IMAP email client built with aioimaplib. It supports streaming emails, polling for updates, and broadcasting new emails to listeners.
Features
- Asynchronous IMAP connection
- Fetch unseen emails
- Broadcast new emails to subscribers
- Easily integrate with context management
Installation
pip install mailstream
Quick Start
import asyncio
from mailstream import MailStreamClient, Config
async def process_email(mail):
print(f"New email from: {mail.from_email}")
print(f"Subject: {mail.subject}")
config = Config(
host="imap.example.com",
port=993,
email="your_email@example.com",
password="your_password",
debug=True
)
async def main():
client = MailStreamClient(config)
await client.connect()
# Start wait_for_updates in the background
asyncio.create_task(client.wait_for_updates())
# Subscribe to new emails
listener = client.subscribe()
# Process emails from listener
while True:
mail = await listener.get()
await process_email(mail)
# Close connection
await client.close()
asyncio.run(main())
Configuration Options
host: IMAP server hostname (required)email: Login email (required)password: Login password (required)port: IMAP server port (default: 993)mailbox: Target mailbox (default: 'INBOX')debug: Enable debug mode (default: False)
Advanced Usage
Fetching Unseen Mails
# Retrieve all unseen emails
unseen_mails = client.get_unseen_mails()
for mail in unseen_mails:
print(mail.subject)
Multiple Listeners
async def listener1(mail):
print("Listener 1 received:", mail.subject)
async def listener2(mail):
print("Listener 2 received:", mail.subject)
listener1_queue = client.subscribe()
listener2_queue = client.subscribe()
Waiting for New Emails
await client.wait_for_updates()
Examples
For more examples, including advanced usage, please see the examples directory.
Error Handling
from mailstream import ConnectionError, AuthenticationError
try:
client = MailStreamClient(
host='imap.example.com',
port=993,
email='your_email@example.com',
password='your_password',
debug=True
)
await client.connect()
except (ConnectionError, AuthenticationError) as e:
print(f"Connection failed: {e}")
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please see our contributing guidelines for more details.
License
Support
For issues, please open a GitHub issue in the repository.
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