Himalaya: CLI to Manage Emails

1. himalaya

   1 47 4,512 9.6 Rust

   CLI to manage emails

   

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3. goimapnotify

   2 2 - -

   Personnaly, I use https://gitlab.com/shackra/goimapnotify , you can add a `~/.config/imapnotify/{{ youremailaddresshere }}.yaml` config file for each of your email addresses and enable and start it as a systemd service with `systemctl --user enable ---now goimapnotify@{{ youremailaddresshere }}.service`

   Here is and example of a config file for a gmail address :

4. git-receive-mail

   3 1 9 5.7 Shell

   

   Himalaya makes it pretty easy to write cli tools and automate email workflows. It pairs well with August, another rust project that can render html to text on the terminal. I wrote a git email patch automation tool around Himalaya so that people can receive email patches easily[1].

   1: https://github.com/djha-skin/git-receive-mail

5. mblaze

   4 14 465 5.6 C

   Unix utilities to deal with Maildir

   

   Looks like mblaze but with extra steps

   https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze

6. textual

   5 162 26,987 10.0 Python

   The lean application framework for Python. Build sophisticated user interfaces with a simple Python API. Run your apps in the terminal and a web browser.

   

   Hey there. This project isn't posted publicly anywhere at the moment—it's a very idiosyncratic one-of-one sort of deal. For one thing, while I know Python a little bit, I much prefer to write Lisp. But the Textual [0] library is for Python and nothing else seems to even compete in the same space. So my "outlook-explorer" ("oe" on my command line) is actually written in Hy [1], a Lisp-y syntax swap that emits Python AST objects. And there's a couple places where I just hard-coded my own info, like the email address I'm using it with in order to pull from the right inbox in Outlook, that would need some kind of user-facing and reasonably user-friendly config options before it'd be ready for general consumption.

   Have you thought about making your own bespoke one-of-one thing? I got much further than I expected to in only a couple hours. It was already basically functional in three hours, I think, and I came to the table with no prior experience using Textual.

   [0] https://textual.textualize.io/

7. hy

   6 65 5,171 8.8 Python

   A dialect of Lisp that's embedded in Python

   

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