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mail-parser
Fast and robust e-mail parsing library for Rust
Stalwart Mail Parser is a high-performance Rust library designed for parsing and analyzing email messages. It efficiently handles complex MIME structures, supports various encodings, and is optimized for speed and robustness. The library is suitable for applications requiring detailed email processing and analysis. -
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msgparser is a small open source Java library that parses Outlook .msg files and provides their content using Java objects. NOTE: this project is no longer maintained and superseded by https://github.com/bbottema/outlook-message-parser
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PHP sieve library
A PHP sieve library
libsieve-php is a library to manage and modify sieve (RFC5228) scripts. It contains a parser for the sieve language (including extensions) and [not yet] a client for the managesieve protocol. It is written entirely in PHP 5. -
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Downloads emails, scans the message body looking for "From:... To:..." blocks, reconstructs social relations and saves everything into a database. A navigator then allows you to browse friendship relations and perform searches through the contacts.
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This is a simple program that allows you to get the information in a vCard file (.vcf) as plain text. vCards are used to store contact information and may be created by Apple's Address Book and other similar programs, along with mobile phones.
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Postfix Log Parser in Python is a log analysis tool written in python language to get statistic reports and detect anomalous behaviours on a mail server based on Postfix and Cyrus
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The NandoF library contains useful C# code for many different purposes, including a MIME e-mail parser and POP3 client, classes for reading and writing text in the CSV format, writing console, web and WinForms applications, manipulating text...
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Java parser for MIME message streams. The low-level streaming parser uses a callback mechanism to report parsing events (similar to SAX). Messages may also be parsed into a JavaMail MimeMessage-like structure using temporary files for large attachments.
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Pelgrine Bulk Email Engine is a multithreaded bulk email engine with database and flatfile access features. PBEE has a built in template parser, and supports unlimited SMTP servers in a round robin, load balanicing fashion. 100% PureJava.
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A C callback orientated parser library for card (vCard/vCal) objects, reentrant & stream orientated, handles line folding, automatic decoding of params and data
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