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Send and receive emails using GMAIL API. main class - GmailInboxReader.java
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- Gets a list of emails
- Get a list of emails
- Get email body
- Get a list of recent emails from a user inbox
- Set the id
- Set the snippet
- Gets the snippet
- Parses a string and returns a list of emails
- Get the Access Token
- Construct the OAuth service
- Command line parser
- Parses the given string into a list of emails
- Extracts the access token from the response body
- Parses the command line
- Method to send an email to email
- Get the Authorization URL
- Decodes gM mail body
- Send email
- Exchange refresh token
- Returns the authorization URL for the given config
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QUESTION
The code runs perfectly in Pycharm, or when running the .py file but I need the app to be a .exe file to be ran on devices without python.
I am trying to allow a user to report a bug/give feedback in the app from a tkinter window. The feedback is then sent to me via the gmail-api.
The .exe file is made from pyinstaller (being ran from inside the virtual environment) When running the exe file everything works fine up until:
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Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 04:54Resolved the issue by reverting the google-api-python-client to 1.8.0
pip install google-api-python-client==1.8.0
QUESTION
These days I am finding myself in the position of having to implement for one of my college courses a system that should act as a giant wrapper over many communications apps like Gmail , Facebook Messenger maybe even WhatsApp .To put it simply you should have a giant web interface where you can authorize Gmail , Messenger and use them at once when required. I am thinking of going with an REST API to manage the user's services authorized by OAuth2.Also I am thinking of using Node.JS and Express.js in the backend and React.js in the frontend. I found some sweet libraries in npm that should take care of interacting with the involved APIs(https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-gmail-api this one for instance), but I am also doubtful about this approach , for example I have no idea how to keep the use notified about its incoming mails or messages for example . I am in dire need of some expertise since I forgot to mention but I am quite the newbie in this field. To sum it up for once my question is how would you implement such an infrastructure ? Is it my approach viable or I am bound to hit some really hard to overcome obstacles?
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Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 22:37As a college exercise, it would be a really fun experiment, so it definitely worth the time you want to put into it. However, once you want to add more features, the complexity will go up pretty fast.
Here are a couple of ideas you can think of:
- It's pretty clear that your system can't do more things than the capabilities exposed by the APIs of communication apps (e.g. you can't have notifications in gmail if the API doesn't have this capability).
- For that reason, you should carefully study the APIs and what functionalities they expose. They have public docs that you can check out: (Gmail API, Facebook Messanger API)
- Some of the apps you want to communicate with may not have an official API (e.g. WhatsApp) - those kinds of details you definitely want to know from the start.
- Based on the analysis of those APIs, you should lay out a list of requirements for your system, which can be extracted from all the APIs, for example: message notifications, file transfers, user profiles, etc.
- In this way, you know exactly what capabilities your system should have, and you don't end up implementing a feature that is available only in 1 API out of 4.
- Also, it would be a bit challenging to design your system from a user perspective, because the apps have different usage patterns - chat apps, where messages are coming in real-time, vs email, which is not real-time communication. That's just a detail anyway, the gist of your project is to play with those APIs.
Also, it may worth checking out the Gateway Aggergation Pattern, which is related to this project - you may want the user to send a message to multiple apps, by using a single request to your service.
QUESTION
I am writing a script which get the messages from an email inbox, checks the messages' subject, conditionally prints a .pdf attachment and then marks the message as read
.
I can read the messages, print the .pdf file conditaionall but can't mark the message as read
.
I am trying to use the following function in order to mark as read
:
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Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 10:38I've not worked with the Gmail API in the past however I believe that you have made a simple mistake here:
QUESTION
I want to integrate Gmail in Spring boot project. My requirement is,
- get user gmail access using google auth
- send email
- save all new incoming email of all integrated account
- filter email with the specific email/domain
- Display all emails
I followed this doc Java Quickstart
Using this I am able to access user gmail account and send email, but couldn't find anything about how to recieve incoimng mail, filter and process data using gmail-api or any other library.
Can any one please help me about how to listen for user new incoming email and filter them?
Thanks in advance:)
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Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 15:51First of all, in order to process your incoming emails, make use of Filters. By doing so you can label all your emails "before they hit your inbox" as let's say process label and remove the INBOX label which is by default all your emails label, take a look into this JAVA Example. Once you've done this simply list all your emails labeled as process using its labelID.
Second, use Gmail Push Notifications and treat all emails labeled as process.
Keep in mind that using Pub/Sub requires some extra steps mentioned here.
ReferencesQUESTION
Using the Gmail Service to send an email, but I'm having problem with the email format which needs to be passed to Google::Apis::GmailV1::Message
, I'm passing raw parameter to it in the following format
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Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 09:00See documentation:
raw string (bytes format)
The entire email message in an RFC 2822 formatted and base64url encoded string. Returned in messages.get and drafts.get responses when the format=RAW parameter is supplied.
A base64-encoded string.
I recommend you to test first with the Try this API - you can encode the message with online base64url encoders.
Then, when using Ruby, you can use the method:
Base64.urlsafe_encode64(message)
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The problem seems to be your raw message body.
The message body should have the followind structure:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use the Gmail-API to get all the threads from a user and to have all of the messages in that thread by using threads.list. In the gmail documentation, it states that the following is the response from hitting this endpoint:
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Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 02:23In this case, in order to retrieve all messages from each thread, it is required to use the method of "Users.threads: get". When your script is modified, it becomes as follows.
Modified script:QUESTION
Very straightforward question, but info on this is conflicting.
We're being asked to create a service account that has domain-wide authority to access Gmail API.
I would like to clarify if that app will now have access to all user data or it will need to seek permission from each individual user?
On one hand I setup a consent screen, on the other I see the following notice when delegating domain wide authority in G suite
Developers can register their web applications and other API clients with Google to enable access to data in Google services like Gmail. You can authorize these registered clients to access your user data without your users having to individually give consent or their passwords.
And here it also seems like the app will have access to all users' data without having to seek it from each user individually: https://support.google.com/a/answer/162106?hl=en
Sorry if it's a dumb question I looked at the SO solutions and read through the documentation, but it's still unclear, closest I found is this: Gmail API - Delegating domain-wide authority to the service account to single user but it doesn't answer the question.
This is what I got from G Suite support, basically saying the app will have access to all the user data without asking for any login/pass:
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Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 18:56I'll wait for others to answer, but this is what I got from G Suite support, basically saying the app will have access to all the user data without asking for any login/pass
QUESTION
I'm looking to basically setup my application such that it receives notifications every time a mail hits a Gmail inbox.
I'm following the guide here.
- I have a Topic and subscription created.
- My credentials are working. I can retrieve my emails using the credentials and a Go script as shown here.
- I have enabled permissions on my topic
gmail
withgmail-api-push@system.gserviceaccount.com
as a Pub/Sub Publisher. - I have tested the topic in pub/sub by manually sending a message through the console. The message shows up in the simple subscription I made.
main.go
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Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 19:49Make sure you are calling the Do
method on your UsersWatchCall. The svc.Users.Watch
returns only the structure, doesn't do the call immediately.
It would look something like this:
QUESTION
I read this article at medium https://medium.com/lyfepedia/sending-emails-with-gmail-api-and-python-49474e32c81f about sending emails with the google api, but i wonder if i need a g suite account for that?
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Answered 2020-May-20 at 07:27You can use Oauth2 to authenticate your application and use the Gmail api, note verification of a gmail application is not cheep and you will probably not be able to run it very long unverified.
Service account authentication is only possible using gsuite domain wide delegation and will only work on the domain email accounts. There is no way to use service account authentication with a normal gmail account.
Depending upon what you are doing you might want to look into going though the smtp imap server rather than the gmail api.
QUESTION
I want to update signature of a domain user via Gmail .Net Client Library as G Suite administrator.
I followed this example to setup and give permissions in google developer console.
Here is the summary what I did:
- Enabled Gmail API in Google API Console
- Created a Service Account for my project
- Delegated domain-wide authority to the Service Account
- Added https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.sharing, https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.basic scopes
I'm able to update my own email signature but when I try to update signature of any other user on my domain I get following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-06 at 11:32This is achieved with the method CreateWithUser();
The parameter you need to assign to it, is the USER's email, not the admin's one. So:
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