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js-gmail-api

v1.0.1

Published

Javascript functions to make easy the integration with the gmail api from google.

Downloads

11

Readme

js-gmail-api

Javascript functions to make easy the integration with the gmail api from google.

Table of Contents

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm install js-gmail-api

Using yarn:

$ yarn add js-gmail-api

Import

Once the package is installed, you can import the library using import or require approach:

import jsGmailAPI from "js-gmail-api";

OR:

const jsGmailAPI = require("js-gmail-api");

Functions

Note: Every functions takes gmail as the first parameter.

import { google } from "googleapis";

const auth = await authenticate({
  scopes: SCOPES,
  keyfilePath: CREDENTIALS_PATH,
});

async function main(auth) {
  const gmail = google.gmail({ version: "v1", auth });
  /** ... */
}

main(auth);

getAllEmails returns an array of all emails in your inbox, in an object containing the id of each email.

JavaScript

import { getAllEmails } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails = await getAllEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach((email) => console.log(email.id));
}

TypeScript

import { getAllEmails } from "js-gmail-api";
import type { Messages } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails: Messages = await getAllEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach((email) => console.log(email.id));
}

getUnreadEmails has the same return as getAllEmails but containing only unread emails.

JavaScript

import { getUnreadEmails } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails = await getUnreadEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach((email) => console.log(email.id));
}

TypeScript

import { getUnreadEmails } from "js-gmail-api";
import type { Messages, Message } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails: Messages = await getUnreadEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach((email: Message) => console.log(email.id));
}

getMessageById returns an array of object containing .

JavaScript

import { getAllEmails } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails = await getAllEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach((email) => console.log(email.id));
}

TypeScript

import { getAllEmails } from "js-gmail-api";
import type { Messages } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails: Messages = await getAllEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach((email) => console.log(email.id));
}

getMessageById returns an array of object containing .

JavaScript

import { getAllEmails } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails = await getAllEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach(async (email) => {
    const message = await getFormattedMessageById(gmail, email.id);
    console.log(message);
  });
}

TypeScript

import { getAllEmails, getFormattedMessageById } from "js-gmail-api";
import type { Messages, FormattedMessage } from "js-gmail-api";

async function main(auth) {
  /** ... */

  const emails: Messages = await getAllEmails(gmail);
  emails.forEach(async (email) => {
    const message: FormattedMessage = await getFormattedMessageById(
      gmail,
      email.id
    );
    console.log(message);
  });
}

Example

If you are not familiarized with the gmail api, see the gmail api quickstart to get the initialization and authentication snippet.

import {
  getUserInfo,
  getFormattedMessageById,
  getUnreadEmails,
  markAsRead,
} from "js-gmail-api";
import { google } from "googleapis";

const auth = await authenticate({
  scopes: SCOPES,
  keyfilePath: CREDENTIALS_PATH,
});

const gmail = google.gmail({ version: "v1", auth }); // returns an object

const user = await getUserInfo(gmail); // { emailAddress,  messagesTotal }
console.log(">_ You are logged as", user.emailAddress);

const unreadEmails = await getUnreadEmails(gmail); // [{ id }]

// Check if there is any unread email
if (unreadEmails && unreadEmails.length > 0) {
  console.log(">_ There is no unread emails in your inbox.");
} else {
  console.log(`>_ There is ${unreadEmails.length} unread emails in your inbox`);
}

// Print all unread emails and mark as read
unreadEmails.forEach((email) => {
  getFormattedMessageById(gmail, email.id)
    .then((res) => res.data)
    .then((message) => {
      console.log(message); // message: { from, body }
      markAsRead(gmail, email.id);
    })
    .catch(console.error);
});