nautilus-maildir/Maildir.py

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# Copyright (C) 2023, Jaidyn Levesque <jadedctrl@posteo.at>
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import os
import re
from sys import argv
import urllib
import email.parser
from dateutil import parser
import mimetypes

from gi.repository import Caja, GObject, Gtk, GdkPixbuf


class Maildir(GObject.GObject,
              Caja.ColumnProvider,
              Caja.InfoProvider):


    # Pass our columns to Caja
    def get_columns(self):
        return (
            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::subject_column",
                attribute="subject",
                label="Subject",
                description=""
            ),
            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::sent_column",
                attribute="sent",
                label="Sent",
                description=""
            ),

            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::from_column",
                attribute="from",
                label="From",
                description=""
            ),
            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::from_addr_column",
                attribute="from_addr",
                label="From (Addr)",
                description=""
            ),
            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::from_name_column",
                attribute="from_name",
                label="From (Name)",
                description=""
            ),

            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::to_column",
                attribute="to",
                label="To",
                description=""
            ),
            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::to_addr_column",
                attribute="to_addr",
                label="To (Addr)",
                description=""
            ),
            Caja.Column(
                name="Maildir::to_name_column",
                attribute="to_name",
                label="To (Name)",
                description=""
            )
        )


    # Implants e-mail-related attributes into a file's columns
    def update_file_info(self, file):
        if file.get_uri_scheme() == 'file' and not file.is_mime_type("message/rfc822"):
            return

        filepath = file.get_location().get_path()
        message = email.message_from_file(open(filepath))

        sender = message.get("From")
        to = message.get("To")
        subject = message.get("Subject")

        if to:
            file.add_string_attribute('to', to)
            file.add_string_attribute('to_addr', self.from_header_addr(to))
            file.add_string_attribute('to_name', self.from_header_name(to))

        if sender:
            file.add_string_attribute('from', sender)
            file.add_string_attribute('from_addr', self.from_header_addr(sender))
            file.add_string_attribute('from_name', self.from_header_name(sender))

        if subject:
            file.add_string_attribute('subject', message.get("Subject"))

        try:
            date = parser.parse(message.get("Date"))
            if date:
                file.add_string_attribute('sent', date.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %z"))
        except:
            print("The date couldn't be parsed — that's alright, we didn't need it anyway.")


    # Helper function, for parsing e-mail addresses of to/from headers
    def from_header_addr(self, str):
        if re.search(r'<', str):
            return re.sub('[<|>]', '',
                          re.search(r'<.*@.*>', str).group(0))
        return str


    # Helper function, for parsing names of to/from headers
    def from_header_name(self, str):
        if re.search(r'<', str):
            return re.sub('<.*', '', str)
        return ''