Multi Mail

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Tools (30)

• mailboxes_list

  List the connected mailboxes that answer, each by the name a tool's mailbox input takes, and the tools its provider does not offer. The mail of every mailbox mailboxes_list names is read and written with Multi Mail's tools.

• messages_list

  Search one connected mailbox in its own provider's query language, Gmail's or Outlook's. The mail of every mailbox mailboxes_list names is read and written with Multi Mail's tools.

• messages_list_all_mailboxes

  Search every mailbox you have connected in one call. The answer names the mailbox each result came from, names any mailbox it could not search, and is merged newest first by when each message arrived, a thread by its newest. The mail of every mailbox mailboxes_list names is read and written with Multi Mail's tools.

• threads_get

  Read every message of one thread in a connected mailbox, oldest first.

• messages_get

  Read one message in a connected mailbox, with its headers and its body.

• drafts_create

  Compose a message in a connected mailbox and keep it there as a draft.

• drafts_update

  Change a draft in a connected mailbox. A field the call leaves out stays as the draft has it. A mailbox whose provider is imap keeps the edited draft under a new id the answer names, and the old id then reads nothing; an old version its server did not remove stays in Drafts, named as previousVersionId.

• drafts_reply

  Compose a reply to a message as a draft, inside the thread it answers and quoting it below the reply: to whoever wrote it, or with replyAll to everyone on it. Nothing leaves the mailbox until the draft is sent.

• drafts_forward

  Compose a forward of a message as a draft, with the files it carries and inside the thread it already sits in. Nothing leaves the mailbox until the draft is sent.

• drafts_delete

  Throw away a draft. Nothing already sent is touched. Gmail mailboxes only: an Outlook draft keeps its identifier once sent, so discarding one could delete sent mail.

• messages_send

  Compose a new message in a connected mailbox and send it in one call. Call this only when the person asked for this message to go; when they asked to prepare one, draft it instead. A request id already spent sends nothing again: the answer says whether that send went or may have gone.

• drafts_send

  Send a draft. It leaves the mailbox and consumes the draft. Only a draft is sent: a message already sent or received is refused, and nothing leaves. Call this only when the person asked for this message to go; when they asked to prepare one, draft it instead. A request id already spent sends nothing again: the answer says whether that send went or may have gone.

• messages_reply

  Reply to a message, inside its own thread and quoting it below the reply: to whoever wrote it, or with replyAll to everyone on it. Call this only when the person asked for this message to go; when they asked to prepare one, draft it instead. A request id already spent sends nothing again: the answer says whether that send went or may have gone.

• messages_forward

  Forward one message to the addresses you name, with the files it carries, inside the thread it already sits in. Only the provider's own limit applies to what it carries. Call this only when the person asked for this message to go; when they asked to prepare one, draft it instead. A request id already spent sends nothing again: the answer says whether that send went or may have gone.

• labels_list

  List the labels a connected mailbox holds, by the id each is applied by. A mailbox whose provider is imap holds its folders as labels, nested by /, beside UNREAD, STARRED and SPAM.

• labels_create

  Create a label in a connected mailbox and answer the id it is applied by. In a Gmail mailbox, and as a folder in one whose provider is imap, a / nests it under the label before it, made first where missing; in an Outlook mailbox a / is just a character.

• labels_update

  Rename a label, recolour it, or both. The id comes from labels_list. An Outlook mailbox's categories are its labels, and Microsoft lets one take only a new colour. A mailbox whose provider is imap renames its folder, which takes no colour, and answers the label's new id.

• labels_delete

  Delete one label, by its id from labels_list. No message is deleted: in a Gmail mailbox the label comes off every message; an Outlook mailbox's category leaves its list, and the messages that carried it keep its name. A mailbox whose provider is imap deletes only a folder holding no mail and no folder.

• threads_modify

  Apply and remove labels on one thread, or one message of it - an Outlook mailbox's categories are its labels. The ids come from labels_list. Adding SPAM junks it, and taking SPAM off brings it back to the inbox. In a Gmail mailbox adding TRASH bins it too; an Outlook mailbox takes no other id; a mailbox whose provider is imap takes only UNREAD, STARRED, SPAM and its folders' labels, one folder a call: adding a folder's label moves the inbox messages into it and removing it moves its messages back to the inbox, each message moved taking a new id, which the answer names.

• threads_archive

  Take one thread out of the inbox. It stays in the mailbox and in search. A mailbox whose provider is imap moves its inbox messages into its archive folder, made as Archive where it has none, each under a new id the answer names.

• threads_trash

  Move one thread, or one message of it, to the trash - Gmail's bin, an Outlook mailbox's Deleted Items, the trash folder of a mailbox whose provider is imap - where it stays until threads_untrash brings it back or the provider's own retention ends it. In a mailbox whose provider is imap each moved message takes a new id, which the answer names.

• threads_untrash

  Bring one thread, or one message of it, back out of the trash. A mailbox whose provider is imap puts a draft back in its drafts, the owner's own mail in sent mail and the rest in the inbox, each under a new id the answer names.

• messages_attachments_get

  Read one attachment of a message. The answer is what it says, as plain text; with as original it is the file itself, base64. messages_get and threads_get name a message's attachments and their sizes. Either answer names the address the original is served at whole, to a GET carrying this same credential.

• settings_filters_list

  List the rules a connected mailbox files incoming mail by.

• settings_filters_create

  Create a rule that files incoming mail in a connected mailbox. A rule that carries mail out of the mailbox, or that bins or junks what it matches, is refused, whether or not the provider would take it. An Outlook mailbox's rule files only under labels or out of the inbox (removeLabelIds INBOX).

• settings_filters_delete

  Delete one rule by its id. Mail it already filed stays where it is.

• settings_send_as_patch

  Replace the signature on the mailbox's own send-as identity. Nothing of the old one is kept, so read it first with settings_send_as_get. An empty signature clears it. Gmail mailboxes only: an Outlook mailbox exposes no signature to write.

• settings_send_as_get

  Read the signature on the mailbox's own send-as identity, as HTML. A mailbox with no signature answers without one. Gmail mailboxes only: an Outlook mailbox exposes no signature to read.

• settings_get_vacation

  Read whether a connected mailbox answers mail automatically, what it says, and any schedule or restriction it carries.

• settings_update_vacation

  Turn the vacation responder on or off. A Gmail mailbox replaces the whole responder, so a schedule or a restriction it already held is not kept; an Outlook mailbox keeps what this call does not name, and holds no subject.