Parseur is a powerful yet easy-to-use mail parser cloud solution that automates your data entry workflow and turns each email into data. Just point and click the text you want to extract in one of your emails. Nov 06, 2018 Email parsing is the intended purpose of this application and the most important one. In this step that happens once the emails have been downloaded or copied from a.
Const ptt = require( 'parse-torrent-title '); const information = ptt. Parse( 'Game.of.Thrones.S01E01.720p.HDTV.x264-CTU '); console. Log( information. Title); // Game of Thrones console. Log( information. Season); // 1 console.
Log( information. Episode); // 1 console. Log( information.
Resolution); // 720p console. Log( information. Codec); // x264 console. Log( information. Source); // HDTV console.
Log( information. Group); // CTU Advanced usage This module is configurable and extendable using handlers and regular expressions. Regular expressions If you want an extra field to be populated, you can use a regular expression as follow.
Say you have a website with users who have accounts. Those users email you sometimes. What if you could parse that email for more context about that user, their account, and what they might want? There are email parsing services out there. For example, Zapier offers, which is free, with the idea being that you use Zapier itself to interconnect that data with other apps. You teach it about your emails and then get programatic access to those data bits. Is another service just for this.
Same deal, you send the emails to them, and from within that app you set up parsers and do all the processing you need to do. That might not be exactly what you need.
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Perhaps your goal in parsing an email is to extend the data available to you right in your email client. Gmail is a pretty huge email client. That they have released and official way to make: Gmail add-ons are developed using Apps Script, a scripting language based on JavaScript that serves as a connective platform between Google products like Docs, Sheets, Drive, and Gmail. Every Gmail add-on has a corresponding Apps Script project where you define your add-on's appearance and behavior. That might be just the ticket for those of you looking to get your hands on email data, do stuff with it, and have a UI for doing stuff right within Gmail. There is a to check out with existing apps.
Seemed pretty compelling to me. Plus: The contextual cards you create for your add-ons work for both web and mobile versions of Gmail. This means that you don't need to create separate web and mobile versions of the add-on—the same code works everywhere!
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Personally, I make pretty heavy use of, which is like a shared team inbox superapp. Front offers as well, which adds your own custom panel right into the app itself and gives you all that programatic parsing stuff you need to get into emails (or tweets or whatnot). To figure out who's emailing us (from the perspective of our own app) and show some contextual information about them, as well as provide some quick common actions that we might need. Another thing to consider is how the emails are being generated at all. For example, do you offer customer support by just saying 'email us at [email protected]', or do you have them fill out a form which generates an email? If it's a form, that's, in a sense, parsing an email before it's even sent, meaning it has structure and potentially programattic access to individual fields.
An example of that might be using and then to access the data as needed. Maybe you can skip email parsing entirely.