Mail RSS
========

This application allows you to transform emails into an RSS feed without connecting to a mailbox.

![](https://upload.deblan.org/u/2020-11/5fad5081.svg)

Installation
------------

Requirements:

* PHP 7.4
* [Symfony requirements](https://symfony.com/doc/4.2/reference/requirements.html)
* MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite
* Mailparse module (php-mailparse)

```
$ git clone https://gitnet.fr/deblan/mail-rss.git
$ cd mail-rss
$ cp .env env.local
$ composer install
```

Populate `.env.local`:

- `APP_ENV`: `prod` or `dev`
- `DATABASE_URL`: [read the documentation](https://symfony.com/doc/5.3/doctrine.html#configuring-the-database)
- `APP_DEFAULT_URI`: URI of the application (without trailing slash)

Be sure that the webserver can read/write `private/`, `var/` and `migrations/`.

```
$ php bin/console -e dev doctrine:migrations:diff
$ php bin/console -e dev doctrine:migrations:exe --up DoctrineMigrations\\VersionXXXXXXXXXXXXX
```

And read the doc to publish a symfony app: https://symfony.com/doc/5.3/deployment.html

Usage
-----

Use case: you want to create a feed of a newsletter named "Foo Bar".

```
$ sudo mkdir /var/lib/mailrss
$ sudo chmod 0770 /var/lib/mailrss
$ sudo chown you-web-user:nogroup
```

Add an alias into your mailserver:

```
# /etc/aliases
mailrss-foobar: "| > /var/lib/mailrss/foobar-$(date +%s) && chmod o+rw /var/lib/mailrss/foobar-$(date +%s)"
```

Then run `$ sudo newaliases`.

Add a mailing in the app:

```
$ php bin/console mailing:new "Fo Bar"

# Oops, you made a mistake in the label, let's fix it

$ php bin/console mailing:list
$ php bin/console mailing:rename xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx "Foo bar"
```

With `mailing:list`, you retrieve the URL of the feed.

In case of you want to delete the mailing:

```
$ php bin/console mailing:delete xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
```

Finally, create a script run in a cron:

```
#!/bin/sh

cd "/path/to/app"

find /var/lib/mailrss -name "foobar-*" | while read MAIL_FILE; do
	MAILING_ID="xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"

	php bin/console mail:import "$MAILING_ID" -f "$MAIL_FILE" && rm "$MAIL_FILE"
done
```

You also can import a mail using stdin:

```
$ php bin/console mail:import "$MAILING_ID" < "$MAIL_FILE"
$ command | php bin/console mail:import "$MAILING_ID"
```

If you wan create another feed then:

* Create an aliase
* Create a mailing
* Update your script run in the cron
* Get the URI using `mailing:list`