gmail-api

I have a process that looks for new messages in a users Gmail. The message is added to an external database if it meets certain address criteria. We have been using Users.History.List which returns all messages that have had a change made to them. This is quite inefficient as we have to subsequently check each message to see if we have already processed it. We are looking at alternatively using Users.Messages.List and checking the MsgId to see if it is larger than the previous check (we store the Id from that). The assumption here is that the MsgId will keep getting larger. Is this approach

Using Google Apps Script ( http://script.google.com ), I know from the docs , how to send, forward, move to trash messages, etc. but I don't find how to remove a file attachement of an email , i.e.: keep the text content (either in HTML or just plain text would be fine) keep the original sender, keep the recipient keep the original message date/hour (important!) remove the attachment If it's not possible via the API, is there a way to resend the message to myself, while keeping 1, 2 and 3? Note: the GmailAttachment class looks interesting and allows to list recipients: var threads = GmailApp

I have been using the "Get Label" API to get the details of a particular Label. It was all working until the last couple of days. What I now observe is that the "Total Messages" Count is always 0. "UnRead Messages" Count show up properly. I have used it in my application and also tried it from https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/v1/reference/users/labels/get - "Try It Now" and the result is the same --- 0 Total Messages As noted in the comments to the question, there's an apparent bug in the API as reported here . FWIW I'm running into the same issue. In my case I have three accounts, all

I am using the code example in the link (SendEmailCtrl.java) : https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/guides/sending My activity sends email with example, I add the library javax.mail:javax.mail-api:1.5.3 I did not find any more examples how to send mail using the gmail api SharedPreferences settings = getPreferences(Context.MODE_PRIVATE); credential = GoogleAccountCredential.usingOAuth2( getApplicationContext(), Arrays.asList(SCOPES)) .setBackOff(new ExponentialBackOff()) .setSelectedAccountName(settings.getString(PREF_ACCOUNT_NAME, null)); mService = new com.google.api.services.gmail.Gmail

I want to make a filter that is native to gmail for certain set of parameters. Basically I use the google alias function a lot (the + sign after your email). I want to automate the process of creating a filter that reads the "To" line then looks for a "+". If the a "+" is found it will make a label of what is after the "+". Then it will create a dedicated/native filter that will: skip the inbox and apply the label of what is after the "+". I have looked through the gmail scripts and have not found a way to make a native filter. I understand that this functionality might have just been

I'm sending emails via Gmail API and would like to know when the messages bounce. How can I do this? As I understand it, bounced emails usually contain some sort of header indicating a bounce such as: X-Failed-Recipients: zzzzzzzzzasdfasdfadfa@gmail.com However, there doesn't seem to always be a header indicating what original messageID it was that bounced. I was thinking of the following plan, but there are so many holes that I think I must be approaching this wrong. Send email (to a failed email) via Gmail API ---> It goes through successfully Receive the email bounced email inbox Scan email

I am having serious problems decoding the message body of the emails I get using the Gmail API. I want to grab the message content and put the content in a div. I am using a base64 decoder, which I know won't decode emails encoded differently, but I am not sure how to check an email to decide which decoder to use -- emails that say they are utf-8 encoded are successfully decoded by the base64 decoder, but not be a utf-8 decoder. I've been researching email decoding for several days now, and I've learned that I am a little out of my league here. I haven't done much work with coding around email