py-mail 0.0.4

Provides data from the gmail mailbox in a human readable type

py-mail

The project will provide the ability to receive data from the gmail mailbox in human readable type. For these purposes, there are two main functions:

1. get_mail_text_from_last_few
2. get_mail_text_by_id

1. get_mail_text_from_last_few

This function looks at each letter in the mailbox and return the letter for the specified user. "How is this possible?" - get_mail_text_from_last_few requires a unique email address. For example:

• [e-mail]
• some.address+currnet_date()@gmail.com
• some.address+datetime.now()@gmail.com

Arguments:

• expected_email: expected email address who received the message ~ [e-mail]
• flag: additional filter for gmail messages ~ flag='Subject "Welcome to Gmail!"'
• timeout: time to exit the loop in sec. (end fetching data) ~ timeout=60
• last_few: number of recent emails among which will be searched by expected_email ~ last_few=5
• label: target label. Will be used this label if then different from MailClient ~ label='inbox'

from datetime import datetime

import pytest
from py_mail import MailClient

@pytest.fixture
def mail_client():
    mail_client = MailClient(email_address='[e-mail]', password='AmazingPass', label='inbox')
    yield mail_client
    mail_client.logout()


def get_email_by_idimap_client(mail_client):
    expected_email = f'some.address+{datetime.now()}@gmail.com'
    mail = mail_client.get_mail_text_from_last_few(expected_email=expected_email, last_few=10, timeout=60)
    return mail  # or you can search some specific data from letter via regex

2. get_mail_text_by_id

This function takes the letter by index (the last one is by default) and returns its content (text). The downside is that you can get the wrong email: because of problems with long delivery or because of the large number of incoming letters

Arguments:

• label - additional filter for gmail messages ~ flag='Subject "Welcome to Gmail!"'
• flag - target label. Will be used this label if then different from MailClient ~ label='inbox'
• index - index of required mail (bigger is newer) ~ index=-1

import pytest
from py_mail import MailClient

@pytest.fixture
def mail_client():
    mail_client = MailClient(email_address='[e-mail]', password='AmazingPass', label='inbox')
    yield mail_client
    mail_client.logout()


def get_email_by_id(mail_client):
    mail = mail_client.get_mail_text_by_id(label='other inbox', flag='subject "Confirm your device"')
    return mail  # or you can search some specific data from letter via regex

Useful Links:

• regex
• all flags variables