Best Venom code snippet using imap.isSearched
imap.go
Source: imap.go
...110 if erre != nil {111 venom.Warn(ctx, "Cannot extract the content of the mail: %s", erre)112 continue113 }114 found, errs := e.isSearched(m)115 if errs != nil {116 return nil, errs117 }118 if found {119 if e.DeleteOnSuccess {120 venom.Debug(ctx, "Delete message %v", m.UID)121 if err := m.delete(c); err != nil {122 return nil, err123 }124 } else if e.MBoxOnSuccess != "" {125 venom.Debug(ctx, "Move to %s", e.MBoxOnSuccess)126 if err := m.move(c, e.MBoxOnSuccess); err != nil {127 return nil, err128 }129 }130 return m, nil131 }132 }133 return nil, errors.New("Mail not found")134}135func (e *Executor) isSearched(m *Mail) (bool, error) {136 if e.SearchFrom != "" {137 ma, erra := regexp.MatchString(e.SearchFrom, m.From)138 if erra != nil || !ma {139 return false, erra140 }141 }142 if e.SearchTo != "" {143 mt, erra := regexp.MatchString(e.SearchTo, m.To)144 if erra != nil || !mt {145 return false, erra146 }147 }148 if e.SearchSubject != "" {149 mb, errb := regexp.MatchString(e.SearchSubject, m.Subject)...
isSearched
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 c, err := client.DialTLS("imap.gmail.com:993", nil)4 if err != nil {5 log.Fatal(err)6 }7 defer c.Logout()8 if err := c.Login("username", "password"); err != nil {9 log.Fatal(err)10 }11 mbox, err := c.Select("INBOX", false)12 if err != nil {13 log.Fatal(err)14 }15 from := uint32(1)16 if mbox.Messages > 4 {17 }18 seqset := new(imap.SeqSet)19 seqset.AddRange(from, to)20 section := &imap.BodySectionName{}21 items := []imap.FetchItem{section.FetchItem()}22 messages := make(chan *imap.Message, 10)23 go func() {24 if err := c.Fetch(seqset, items, messages); err != nil {25 log.Fatal(err)26 }27 }()28 for msg := range messages {29 r := msg.GetBody(section)30 if r == nil {31 log.Fatal("Server didn't returned message body")32 }33 mr, err := mail.CreateReader(r)34 if err != nil {35 log.Fatal(err)36 }37 if header == nil {38 log.Fatal("Server didn't returned message headers")39 }40 date, _ := header.Date()41 fmt.Println("Date:", date)42 fmt.Println("From:", header.Get("From"))43 fmt.Println("To:", header.Get("To"))44 fmt.Println("Subject:", header.Get("Subject"))45 for {46 p, err := mr.NextPart()47 if err == io.EOF {48 }49 if err != nil {50 log.Fatal(err)51 }
isSearched
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 c, err := client.DialTLS("imap.gmail.com:993", nil)4 if err != nil {5 log.Fatal(err)6 }7 defer c.Logout()8 if err := c.Login("username", "password"); err != nil {9 log.Fatal(err)10 }11 mailboxes := make(chan *imap.MailboxInfo, 10)12 done := make(chan error, 1)13 go func() {14 done <- c.List("", "*", mailboxes)15 }()16 fmt.Println("Mailboxes:")17 for m := range mailboxes {18 fmt.Println("* " + m.Name)19 }20 if err := <-done; err != nil {21 log.Fatal(err)22 }23 mbox, err := c.Select("INBOX", false)24 if err != nil {25 log.Fatal(err)26 }27 fmt.Println("Flags for INBOX:", mbox.Flags)28 from := uint32(1)29 if mbox.Messages > 4 {30 }31 seqset := new(imap.SeqSet)32 seqset.AddRange(from, to)33 section := &imap.BodySectionName{}34 items := []imap.FetchItem{section.FetchItem()}35 messages := make(chan *imap.Message, 10)36 done = make(chan error, 1)37 go func() {38 done <- c.Fetch(seqset, items, messages)39 }()40 fmt.Println("Last 4 messages:")41 for msg := range messages {42 r := msg.GetBody(section)43 if r == nil {44 log.Fatal("Server didn't returned message body")45 }46 m, err := mail.ReadMessage(r)47 if err != nil {48 log.Fatal(err)49 }50 fmt.Println("Date:", m.Header.Get("Date"))51 fmt.Println("From:", m.Header.Get
isSearched
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 c, err := client.DialTLS("imap.gmail.com:993", nil)4 if err != nil {5 log.Fatal(err)6 }7 defer c.Logout()8 if err := c.Login("
isSearched
Using AI Code Generation
1var imap = new IMAP();2var isSearched = imap.isSearched();3var imap = new IMAP();4var isSearched = imap.isSearched();5var imap = new IMAP();6var isSearched = imap.isSearched();7var imap = new IMAP();8var isSearched = imap.isSearched();9var imap = new IMAP();10var isSearched = imap.isSearched();11var imap = new IMAP();12var isSearched = imap.isSearched();13var imap = new IMAP();14var isSearched = imap.isSearched();15var imap = new IMAP();16var isSearched = imap.isSearched();17var imap = new IMAP();18var isSearched = imap.isSearched();19var imap = new IMAP();20var isSearched = imap.isSearched();21var imap = new IMAP();22var isSearched = imap.isSearched();23var imap = new IMAP();24var isSearched = imap.isSearched();25var imap = new IMAP();26var isSearched = imap.isSearched();
isSearched
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func (m imap) isSearched(s string) bool {3 _, ok := m[strings.ToLower(s)]4}5func main() {6 m := imap{"hello": 1, "world": 2}7 fmt.Println(m.isSearched("hello"))8 fmt.Println(m.isSearched("world"))9 fmt.Println(m.isSearched("Hello"))10 fmt.Println(m.isSearched("World"))11 fmt.Println(m.isSearched("HELLO"))12 fmt.Println(m.isSearched("WORLD"))13}
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