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Informations about the package mail-parser-bundle
Lasso Mail Parser 
For when you want easy access to an email's content. The Zend Framework has classes to parse emails, but they can be a bit clunky to use. For example, emails are split into parts, and you have to loop over all the parts in an email (which itself is treated as a part) to access the content.
What it does
The Lasso Mail Parser offers a simple way to get either html or text content from an email, discarding file attachments. Should both html and text parts be given, html is preferred.
How it works
An email is parsed with the Zend mail parser. It's parts are then recursively grouped by content type, such as 'text/plain' or 'text/html'. If any html or text parts are found, they are concatenated and the result returned. If no such parts are found, null is returned.
The concatenation string is determined by a call to a user-defined function, which makes flexible concatenation possible.
Usage
As this is a symfony bundle, you can add this repository to your composer.json file:
https://packagist.org/packages/lasso/mail-parser-bundle
Then request the parser like this:
$parser = $container->get('lasso_mail_parser.parser');Of course, it can be used with dependency injection too by adding it to your services.xml as a parameter.
Once you have a parser instance, parse the raw email source like this:
$parser->parse(YOUR-EMAIL-BODY);You can then use
$emailAddresses = $parser->getAllEmailAddresses();to extract email address from the email. You can restrict the fields used for extraction by passing in an array with the field names you wish to use:
// Only retrieve recipients
$receiverEmailAddresses = $parser->getAllEmailAddress(['to', 'cc', 'bcc']);Use
$content = $parser->getPrimaryContent();to get the main content. This will be html if html is present, else it will be plain text. You can pass in a custom glue function:
$glue = function($contentType) {
switch ($contentType) {
case 'text/plain':
return "\n====\n";
case 'text/html':
return '<hr />';
}
return '';
}
$content = $parser->getPrimaryContent($glue);Now all html parts will be concatenated with hr-tags, and all text parts will be concatenated with newlines and '===='.
If you are processing emails send via envelope journaling (e.g. from Office365), you can access the enveloped email via
$parser->getEnvelopedEmail();This will return a normal part, and you can access content/headers on it. To check if an email has an enveloped email as an attachment, you can use
$parser->hasEnvelopedEmail();