use std::sync::Arc; use clap::Parser; use color_eyre::Result; use email::{backend::feature::BackendFeatureSource, config::Config}; use mml::message::FilterParts; use pimalaya_tui::{ himalaya::backend::BackendBuilder, terminal::{cli::printer::Printer, config::TomlConfig as _}, }; use tracing::info; #[allow(unused)] use crate::{ account::arg::name::AccountNameFlag, config::TomlConfig, envelope::arg::ids::EnvelopeIdsArgs, folder::arg::name::FolderNameOptionalFlag, }; /// Read a message. /// /// This command allows you to read a message. When reading a message, /// the "seen" flag is automatically applied to the corresponding /// envelope. To prevent this behaviour, use the --preview flag. #[derive(Debug, Parser)] pub struct MessageReadCommand { #[command(flatten)] pub folder: FolderNameOptionalFlag, #[command(flatten)] pub envelopes: EnvelopeIdsArgs, /// Read the message without applying the "seen" flag to its /// corresponding envelope. #[arg(long, short)] pub preview: bool, /// Read the raw version of the given message. /// /// The raw message represents the headers and the body as it is /// on the backend, unedited: not decoded nor decrypted. This is /// useful for debugging faulty messages, but also for /// saving/sending/transfering messages. #[arg(long, short)] #[arg(conflicts_with = "no_headers")] #[arg(conflicts_with = "headers")] pub raw: bool, /// Read only body of text/html parts. /// /// This argument is useful when you need to read the HTML version /// of a message. Combined with --no-headers, you can write it to /// a .html file and open it with your favourite browser. #[arg(long)] #[arg(conflicts_with = "raw")] pub html: bool, /// Read only the body of the message. /// /// All headers will be removed from the message. #[arg(long)] #[arg(conflicts_with = "raw")] #[arg(conflicts_with = "headers")] pub no_headers: bool, /// List of headers that should be visible at the top of the /// message. /// /// If a given header is not found in the message, it will not be /// visible. If no header is given, defaults to the one set up in /// your TOML configuration file. #[arg(long = "header", short = 'H', value_name = "NAME")] #[arg(conflicts_with = "raw")] #[arg(conflicts_with = "no_headers")] pub headers: Vec, #[command(flatten)] pub account: AccountNameFlag, } impl MessageReadCommand { pub async fn execute(self, printer: &mut impl Printer, config: &TomlConfig) -> Result<()> { info!("executing read message(s) command"); let folder = &self.folder.name; let ids = &self.envelopes.ids; let (toml_account_config, account_config) = config .clone() .into_account_configs(self.account.name.as_deref(), |c: &Config, name| { c.account(name).ok() })?; let account_config = Arc::new(account_config); let backend = BackendBuilder::new( Arc::new(toml_account_config), account_config.clone(), |builder| { builder .without_features() .with_get_messages(BackendFeatureSource::Context) }, ) .without_sending_backend() .build() .await?; let emails = if self.preview { backend.peek_messages(folder, ids).await } else { backend.get_messages(folder, ids).await }?; let mut glue = ""; let mut bodies = String::default(); for email in emails.to_vec() { bodies.push_str(glue); if self.raw { // emails do not always have valid utf8, uses "lossy" to // display what can be displayed bodies.push_str(&String::from_utf8_lossy(email.raw()?)); } else { let tpl = email .to_read_tpl(&account_config, |mut tpl| { if self.no_headers { tpl = tpl.with_hide_all_headers(); } else if !self.headers.is_empty() { tpl = tpl.with_show_only_headers(&self.headers); } if self.html { tpl = tpl.with_filter_parts(FilterParts::Only("text/html".into())); } tpl }) .await?; bodies.push_str(&tpl); } glue = "\n\n"; } printer.out(bodies) } }