PHP code example of erseco / mime-mail-parser

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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erseco / mime-mail-parser example snippets

use Erseco\Message;

// Parse a message from a string
$rawEmail = file_get_contents('/path/to/email.eml');
$message = Message::fromString($rawEmail);

// Or parse from a file directly
$message = Message::fromFile('/path/to/email.eml');

// Optional safety limits (defaults keep ordinary mail working)
use Erseco\ParserOptions;

$options = new ParserOptions(
    maxMessageBytes: 10_485_760,   // 10 MiB raw message
    maxParts: 1000,                // leaf MIME parts
    maxDepth: 20,                  // nested multipart depth
    maxHeaders: 500,               // headers per header block
    maxHeaderLineLength: 998,      // bytes per header line
    maxDecodedPartBytes: 10_485_760
);

$message = Message::fromString($rawEmail, false, $options);
// Exceeding a limit throws Erseco\ParserLimitExceededException
// with getLimitName(), getLimitValue(), and getActualValue().

$message->getHeaders();                 // get all headers as array
$message->getHeader('Content-Type');    // get specific header (raw unfolded value)
$message->getContentType();             // 'multipart/mixed; boundary="----=_Part_1_1234567890"'
$message->getFrom();                    // 'Service <[email protected]>'
$message->getTo();                      // 'John Doe <[email protected]>'
$message->getSubject();                 // raw subject (may still contain RFC 2047 encoded words)
$message->getDate();                    // DateTime object when the email was sent

// RFC 2047: raw vs decoded headers
// getHeader() / getSubject() keep the raw unfolded value, including encoded-words.
// getDecodedHeader() and the convenience helpers decode B/Q encoded-words to text.
$message->getHeader('Subject');         // '=?UTF-8?B?UmV1bmnDs24gZGUgcHJveWVjdG8=?='
$message->getDecodedHeader('Subject');  // 'Reunión de proyecto'
$message->getDecodedSubject();          // same as getDecodedHeader('Subject')
$message->getDecodedFrom();
$message->getDecodedTo();
$message->getDecodedReplyTo();


$message->getParts();       // Returns array of MessagePart objects
$message->getHtmlPart();    // Returns MessagePart with HTML content
$message->getTextPart();    // Returns MessagePart with Text content
$message->getAttachments(); // Returns array of attachment MessageParts

// Working with message parts
$parts = $message->getParts();
$firstPart = $parts[0];

$firstPart->getHeaders();                 // array of all headers for this part
$firstPart->getHeader('Content-Type');    // get specific header
$firstPart->getContentType();             // 'text/html; charset="utf-8"'
$firstPart->getContent();                 // transfer-decoded content (no charset conversion)
$firstPart->getContentAsUtf8();           // text/* parts converted to UTF-8 when possible
$firstPart->getCharset();                 // charset from Content-Type, or null
$firstPart->isHtml();                     // true if it's an HTML part

$firstPart->isText();                     // true if it's a text part
$firstPart->isAttachment();               // true if it's an attachment
$firstPart->getFilename();                // name of the file if attachment
                                          // supports filename=, filename*=, and RFC 2231
                                          // continuations (filename*0*=, filename*1*=, …)
$firstPart->getSize();                    // size of content in bytes