MailLibrary - usage

Initialize

$mails = new MailGetter('username', 'password', 'imap.connection.com', 993, TRUE)
// has parameters $username, $password, $host, $port, $enableSSL

You now can access all mails:

• using foreach:

foreach($mails as $id => $mail)

• directly through id:

$mail = $mails[$id];

You can also count number of mails using:

$count = count($mails);

Operations with emails:

Now, when you have $mail variable, you can get properties:

$subject = $mail->subject;
$to = $mail->to;
$customHeader = $mail->customHeader;
$id = $mail->id; // the $id can be used to reference this email in $mails variable, see Deleting mails

Mail header names are automatically sanitized - e.g. X-Recieved-from will become xRecievedFrom, etc.

• Another way to get headers:

$header = $mail->getHeader('headerTitle'); // also use sanitized name
//$header will contain empty string if header not found.

$header = $mail->getHeader('headerTitle', TRUE); // throws exception when header not found.

You can get their content:

$body = $mail->body; //returns HTML body, if not set, returns text body
$textBody = $mail->textBody;
$htmlBody = $mail->htmlBody;

Deleting mails

You can delete mail using MailGetter $mails variable (NOT using $mail variable).

unset($mails[$mailId]);

All changes are only saved to memory and sent to server in destructor. To send it manually, use:

$mails->flush();