Parses mime-encoded email messages.
npm install --save parse-emailconst parse = require('parse-email') const fs = require('fs') const input = fs.readFileSync('./fixtures/0.txt', 'utf8') parse(input) .then((email) => { console.log(email) })Example parsed output:
{ "attachments": [ ... ], "headers": { ... }, "html": "<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>...</html>", "text": "...", "textAsHtml": "<p>...</p>", "subject": "Example email subject", "date": "2018-05-09T14:17:02.000Z", "to": { "value": [ { "address": "fischxxxx@gmail.com", "name": "Travis Fischer" } ], "html": "<span class=\"mp_address_name\">Travis Fischer</span> <<a href=\"mailto:fischxxxx@gmail.com\" class=\"mp_address_email\">fischxxxx@gmail.com</a>>", "text": "Travis Fischer <fischxxxx@gmail.com>" }, "from": { "value": [ { "address": "courses-xxxxxx@theblockchainacademy.com", "name": "Bryant Nielson" } ], "html": "<span class=\"mp_address_name\">Bryant Nielson</span> <<a href=\"mailto:courses-xxxxxx@theblockchainacademy.com\" class=\"mp_address_email\">courses-xxxxxx@theblockchainacademy.com</a>>", "text": "Bryant Nielson <courses-xxxxxx@theblockchainacademy.com>" }, "messageId": "<01.B3.11399.xxxxxxxx@momentum1-mta1>" }Returns: Promise<Object>
Parses the given input string as a mime-encoded email.
Type: String Required
Mime-encoded email string to parse.
- @nodemailer/mailparser2 - Mail parser used under the hood.
- @nodemailer/mailparser - Deprecated mail parser.
- emailjs-mime-parser - Parse a mime tree, no magic included.
- nylas-mail - An extensible desktop mail app built on the modern web.
Note: this module relies on @nodemailer/mailparser2 which has a more restrictive license.
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