Has anyone written email parsing classes similar to those found in the
Python standard libraries? Looking on rubyforge and the standard libs
doesn't turn anything up, so I figured maybe someone on this list has
something that they're planning on releasing soon. Thanks!
ditto - i was looking for something that would parse attachments from email. it looks like the encoding library is there, but hasn't been applied to pop messages. i was about to start writing something...
brian
tsuraan wrote:
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Has anyone written email parsing classes similar to those found in the
Python standard libraries? Looking on rubyforge and the standard libs
doesn't turn anything up, so I figured maybe someone on this list has
something that they're planning on releasing soon. Thanks!
tsuraan wrote:
Has anyone written email parsing classes similar to those found in the
Python standard libraries? Looking on rubyforge and the standard libs
doesn't turn anything up, so I figured maybe someone on this list has
something that they're planning on releasing soon. Thanks!
Have you looked at RubyMail? http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubymail/
Gennady.
tsuraan wrote:
Has anyone written email parsing classes similar to those found in the
Python standard libraries? Looking on rubyforge and the standard libs
doesn't turn anything up, so I figured maybe someone on this list has
something that they're planning on releasing soon. Thanks!
TMail
That looks promising. Thanks!
Strange that it doesn't show up under a search for email though. Is
it possible for the author to add the email keyword to the project
description?
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On 01/09/05, Gennady Bystritksy <gfb@tonesoft.com> wrote:
tsuraan wrote:
> Has anyone written email parsing classes similar to those found in the
> Python standard libraries? Looking on rubyforge and the standard libs
> doesn't turn anything up, so I figured maybe someone on this list has
> something that they're planning on releasing soon. Thanks!
>
Have you looked at RubyMail? http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubymail/
Tmail is quite good, although the docs are not really up to par...