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@zira_integration/common

v1.0.2

Published

This npm package contains common functionality to enable reuse of common functionality adapters

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Readme

Zira SDK

This npm package contains common functionality to enable reuse of common functionality adapters

installation: npm i @zira/common

parseEmail

This middleware will add email object to the adapter event argument

  • headers is an array of headers in the same order as found from the message (topmost headers first).
    • headers[].key is lowercase key of the header line, eg. "dkim-signature"
    • headers[].value is the unprocessed value of the header line
  • from, sender, replyTo includes a processed object for the corresponding headers
    • from.name is decoded name (empty string if not set)
    • from.address is the email address
  • deliveredTo, returnPath is the email address from the corresponding header
  • to, cc, bcc includes an array of processed objects for the corresponding headers
    • to[].name is decoded name (empty string if not set)
    • to[].address is the email address
  • subject is the email subject line
  • messageId, inReplyTo, references includes the value as found from the corresponding header without any processing
  • date is the email sending time formatted as an ISO date string (unless parsing failed and in this case the original value is used)
  • html is the HTML content of the message as a string
  • text is the plaintext content of the message as a string
  • attachments is an array that includes message attachments
    • attachment[].filename is the file name if provided
    • attachment[].mimeType is the MIME type of the attachment
    • attachment[].disposition is either "attachment", "inline" or null if disposition was not provided
    • attachment[].related is a boolean value that indicats if this attachment should be treated as embedded image
    • attachment[].contentId is the ID from Content-ID header
    • attachment[].content is an ArrayBuffer that contains the attachment file

readCsv

This function returns the data of csv file

readXls

This function returns the data of xls file