nodemcu-firmware/lua_examples/email/read_email_imap.lua

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Lua

---
-- @author Miguel (AllAboutEE.com)
-- @description This example will read the first email in your inbox using IMAP and
-- display it through serial. The email server must provided unecrypted access. The code
-- was tested with an AOL and Time Warner cable email accounts (GMail and other services who do
-- not support no SSL access will not work).
require("imap")
local IMAP_USERNAME = "email@domain.com"
local IMAP_PASSWORD = "password"
-- find out your unencrypted imap server and port
-- from your email provided i.e. google "[my email service] imap settings" for example
local IMAP_SERVER = "imap.service.com"
local IMAP_PORT = "143"
local IMAP_TAG = "t1" -- You do not need to change this
local IMAP_DEBUG = false -- change to true if you would like to see the entire conversation between
-- the ESP8266 and IMAP server
local SSID = "ssid"
local SSID_PASSWORD = "password"
local count = 0 -- we will send several IMAP commands/requests, this variable helps keep track of which one to send
-- configure the ESP8266 as a station
wifi.setmode(wifi.STATION)
wifi.sta.config(SSID,SSID_PASSWORD)
wifi.sta.autoconnect(1)
-- create an unencrypted connection
local imap_socket = net.createConnection(net.TCP,0)
---
-- @name setup
-- @description A call back function used to begin reading email
-- upon sucessfull connection to the IMAP server
function setup(sck)
-- Set the email user name and password, IMAP tag, and if debugging output is needed
imap.config(IMAP_USERNAME,
IMAP_PASSWORD,
IMAP_TAG,
IMAP_DEBUG)
imap.login(sck)
end
imap_socket:on("connection",setup) -- call setup() upon connection
imap_socket:connect(IMAP_PORT,IMAP_SERVER) -- connect to the IMAP server
local subject = ""
local from = ""
local message = ""
---
-- @name do_next
-- @description A call back function for a timer alarm used to check if the previous
-- IMAP command reply has been processed. If the IMAP reply has been processed
-- this function will call the next IMAP command function necessary to read the email
function do_next()
-- Check if the IMAP reply was processed
if(imap.response_processed() == true) then
-- The IMAP reply was processed
if (count == 0) then
-- After logging in we need to select the email folder from which we wish to read
-- in this case the INBOX folder
imap.examine(imap_socket,"INBOX")
count = count + 1
elseif (count == 1) then
-- After examining/selecting the INBOX folder we can begin to retrieve emails.
imap.fetch_header(imap_socket,imap.get_most_recent_num(),"SUBJECT") -- Retrieve the SUBJECT of the first/newest email
count = count + 1
elseif (count == 2) then
subject = imap.get_header() -- store the SUBJECT response in subject
imap.fetch_header(imap_socket,imap.get_most_recent_num(),"FROM") -- Retrieve the FROM of the first/newest email
count = count + 1
elseif (count == 3) then
from = imap.get_header() -- store the FROM response in from
imap.fetch_body_plain_text(imap_socket,imap.get_most_recent_num()) -- Retrieve the BODY of the first/newest email
count = count + 1
elseif (count == 4) then
body = imap.get_body() -- store the BODY response in body
imap.logout(imap_socket) -- Logout of the email account
count = count + 1
else
-- display the email contents
-- create patterns to strip away IMAP protocl text from actual message
pattern1 = "(\*.+\}\r\n)" -- to remove "* n command (BODY[n] {n}"
pattern2 = "(\r\n.+)" -- to remove ") t1 OK command completed"
from = string.gsub(from,pattern1,"")
from = string.gsub(from,pattern2,"")
print(from)
subject = string.gsub(subject,pattern1,"")
subject = string.gsub(subject,pattern2,"")
print(subject)
body = string.gsub(body,pattern1,"")
body = string.gsub(body,pattern2,"")
print("Message: " .. body)
tmr.stop(0) -- Stop the timer alarm
imap_socket:close() -- close the IMAP socket
collectgarbage() -- clean up
end
end
end
-- A timer alarm is sued to check if an IMAP reply has been processed
tmr.alarm(0,1000,1, do_next)