Python API for Email Processing
Create, Manipulate or Convert email formats including MSG, EML, EMLX & MHT from within Python applications.
Download Free TrialThe Python Email API can be used for basic email management features such as message content editing and attachment manipulation. Moreover, the library also performs management of the message storage documents, sending and receiving emails through different protocols including POP3, IMAP & SMTP.
At a
Glance
Supported File
Formats
Platform
Independence
Advanced Email Processing API Features
Email file format conversion & rendering
Send & receive emails with attachments
Download messages from POP3 & IMAP mail servers
Create & update tasks using iCalendar
Manipulate message storage files
Manipulate email attachments & linked resources
Send iCalendar compliant appointments or meetings
Support for SSL & TLS
Support for TNEF attachments
Dynamically Convert Message Files
Aspose.Email for Python via .NET is a good choice if you are looking for an API to inter-convert email files. It provides easy-to-use interfaces for the conversion process while hiding all the ugly details of the underlying format specification. All you need to do is to load the source file in Aspose.Email object model and call the Save method with appropriate parameters. It is really that simple!
Convert MSG to various formats - Python
msg= MailMessage.load(dir + "msgtemplate.msg")
# convert MSG to EML, HTML & MHTML formats
msg.save("emloutput.eml", SaveOptions.default_eml)
msg.save("htmloutput.html", SaveOptions.default_html)
msg.save("mhtoutput.mhtml", SaveOptions.default_mhtml)
Extensive Support for Appointment ICS Format
Aspose.Email for Python via .NET can be used to create appointments and save it in ICS format. The Python Email Library also allows to load appointments from ICS files, read or write appointment events, create an appointment as a draft and set participants status of the appointment attendees
Produce & Consume Recurrences with iCalendar API
Aspose.Email for Python via .NET provides the functionality to generate & save Outlook Calendar objects in MSG and ICS formats. Not only you can create and save iCalendar objects, but also retrieve, update, send & cancel meeting requests. Moreover, using the intuitive object model it is easy to dynamically produce and consume recurrence patterns in iCalendar RFC 2445 format.
Send & Receive Emails via SMTP, POP3 & IMAP Mail Servers
Aspose.Email for Python via .NET API empowers you to create, send and receive emails using SMTP, POP3 and IMAP protocols. It allows you to log into POP3 servers by username and password or APOP authentication to perform email operations like: view mailbox size and messages count, retrieve the full message or its header, delete messages from the server as well as basic POP3 commands.
Aspose.Email for Python via .NET also supports IMAP protocol including its commands as well as authentication, create, delete, select, query folders, get, delete, save messages and manipulate message flags.
Create or Manipulate PST, OST & MBOX Files
Aspose.Email for Python via .NET allows you to manage Outlook storage files such as PST & OST. You can perform a number of operations on existing storage files as well as create new PST files from scratch. Possible operations include folder listing, message listing, messages extraction and contacts in MSG format.
Along with Outlook storage files, Aspose.Email for Python via .NET also supports Mbox file format. You can use Aspose.Email for Python via .NET to load existing Mbox files and extract message information.
Extract messages from Mbox - Python
reader = MboxrdStorageReader(dir + "template.mbox", False)
eml = reader.read_next_message()
# Read all messages in a loop
while (eml is not None):
# show message subject
print("Subject: " + eml.subject)
# save message in EML & MSG formats
eml.save("output.eml", aspose.email.SaveOptions.default_eml)
eml.save("output.msg", aspose.email.SaveOptions.default_msg_unicode)
# get the next message
eml = reader.read_next_message();
reader.dispose();
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