msg-parser

import os from msg_parser import MsOxMessage # Create a dummy MSG file path for demonstration # In a real scenario, replace 'path/to/your/email.msg' with your actual file. msg_file_path = os.environ.get('MSG_FILE_PATH', 'path/to/your/email.msg') if not os.path.exists(msg_file_path): print(f"Warning: MSG file not found at '{msg_file_path}'. Cannot run quickstart.") print("Please provide a valid MSG file path via MSG_FILE_PATH environment variable or directly.") else: try: msg_obj = MsOxMessage(msg_file_path) # Get message properties as a dictionary properties = msg_obj.get_properties() print(f"Subject: {properties.get('subject')}") print(f"From: {properties.get('sender_name')}") # Get message body (plain text, html, or rtf) # The library tries to provide the 'cleanest' body available. body = msg_obj.body if body: print("\nBody snippet:") print(body[:200] + '...' if len(body) > 200 else body) # Iterate and save attachments print(f"\nAttachments found: {len(msg_obj.attachments)}") for i, attachment in enumerate(msg_obj.attachments): # Ensure an output directory exists for attachments output_dir = 'attachments_output' os.makedirs(output_dir, exist_ok=True) attachment_path = os.path.join(output_dir, attachment.long_filename) attachment.save(attachment_path) print(f"Saved attachment {i+1}: {attachment_path}") # Convert message to EML format and save output_eml_path = os.path.join(output_dir, 'output_email.eml') msg_obj.save_email_file(output_eml_path) print(f"Converted MSG to EML: {output_eml_path}") # Get message as JSON string # json_string = msg_obj.get_message_as_json() # print("\nMessage as JSON (first 500 chars):") # print(json_string[:500] + '...') except Exception as e: print(f"Error processing MSG file: {e}")