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It all begins here. This component will connect via the IMAP protocol (seeIMAP Concepts for a brief overview), and in sequence download emails from your email account and queue the messages as it does so.
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See Create a Component if you need a refresher. |
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Use your email address. Some email providers like Google will require you use a APP password - see the previous section. |
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See Linking components. The component is downloading emails and putting them into the queue for the component. |
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The fun begins now! There is so much that you can do with access to email in a convenient environment like Iguana. |
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I implemented Custom Status using the STAT Library. It’s really quite lovely being able to see the real time status of the feed component. Currently this is displaying the range that is being loaded and what the end point is. I have so much spam in my inbox ugh….  |
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If you look carefully you’ll notice that this field increments as the component is running:  The feeder makes use of the COUNT Library which makes it easy run the component for a short batch of email, emails and schedule another run. This is a very common technique for building Feeder interfaces.The feeder component makes use of the COUNT Library which makes |
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The IMAP Library is used to interact with the email server using a pure Lua implementation of the IMAP protocol. We use Meta tables to make this little IMAP adapter with methods. Optimizing I/O by Reading & Writing in Large Chunks is important in understanding performance - how to make the IMAP feed process faster. |
Pretty cool! I coded the whole thing from scratch in Lua together with the Email Filter in some spare time this week. It It’s implemented purely in Lua. There are no limits of what you can do with IguanaX. Are you ready to take control of your data?