IMAP 2 REST interface.
This is just a proof of concept. It's neither maintained nor supported. Use at your own risk!
curl http://localhost:8080/ && echo
["Chats","Contacts","Drafts","Emailed Contacts","INBOX","Junk","Sent","Trash"]
curl "http://localhost:8080/INBOX/search?since=November%201,%202011"
["790","791","792", ...skipped..., "852"]
curl "http://localhost:8080/INBOX/31337/headers"
{"content-type":["text/html; charset=UTF-8"],...}
curl "http://localhost:8080/INBOX/31337/body"
<A bunch of HTML>
git clone --recursive http://github.com/laggyluke/imap2rest.git
cd imap2rest
sudo npm link
imap2rest is configured using following environment variables:
HTTP_HOST -- host to bind web server to (default: '0.0.0.0')
HTTP_PORT -- host and port to bind web server to (default: '8080')
IMAP_USERNAME -- IMAP username e.g. '[email protected]'
IMAP_PASSWORD -- password for IMAP_USERNAME
IMAP_HOST -- IMAP server host (default: 'localhost')
IMAP_PORT -- IMAP server port (default: '143' or '993', depending on IMAP_SECURE)
IMAP_SECURE -- should we use SSL or not, (default: true)
You can specify these setting inline:
$ IMAP_USERNAME=foo IMAP_PASSWORD=bar imap2rest
Server started.
or, more conveniently, inside a shell script:
$ cat start.sh
#!/bin/bash
export IMAP_USERNAME=foo
export IMAP_PASSWORD=bar
imap2rest
$ ./start.sh
Server started.
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