mailseq.parse — org.clojars.bzg/mailseq 0.1.0

Parse Jakarta Mail Message objects into Clojure maps.

This is the core of the library: robust handling of MIME multipart messages, encoded headers, attachments, and charset variations.

assoc-imap-id clj

(assoc-imap-id m)

Add the stable :id key to an IMAP message map. The IMAP backend's stable id is the UID as a string. No-op when :uid is absent.

message->map clj

(message->map msg)

(message->map msg
              {:keys [headers? body? attachments?]
               :or {headers? true body? true attachments? true}})

Convert a Jakarta Mail Message into a Clojure map.

Returns a map with keys: :uid - IMAP UID (long, or nil if unavailable) :message-id - Message-ID header :message-number - sequence number in folder (backend may dissoc this) :size - message size in bytes (-1 if unknown); the Maildir backend overrides it with the file length

The backend adds :id (a stable string identifier) after parsing: UID-as-string for IMAP, filename prefix for Maildir. :from - vector of {:name :address} maps :to - vector of {:name :address} maps :cc - vector of {:name :address} maps :bcc - vector of {:name :address} maps :reply-to - vector of {:name :address} maps :subject - decoded subject string :date-sent - java.util.Date :date-received - java.util.Date :content-type - raw content-type string :body - map with :text, :html, and :attachments :headers - map of all headers :flags - set of keyword flags (:seen :answered :flagged :deleted :draft :recent)

Options (optional second argument): :headers? - include all headers (default: true) :body? - parse body content (default: true) :attachments? - include attachment data (default: true)

Example: (message->map msg) (message->map msg {:headers? false :attachments? false})