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Add email information to PDF, as well as the option to rudimentarily show the full headers.
(Python is not a language I typically code in).
Fix str casting.
Python's dicts are arrays, okay.
Try to make full headers look nicer.
Python3 requires escaping the carriage returns.
Make it look better.
Make date appear to the right of the subject.
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@rob-luke Any idea on what needs to be reformatted? |
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This is a pull request to add the feature requested here: #27
The following ENV variables have been added:
EMAIL_HEADER
EMAIL_HEADER_EXT
These are both False by default.
By turning on the Header, you will now have some basic information added to the PDF such as the subject, date/time, sender and recipient. Example:
Right now it displays:
Additional fields such as CC / BCC should probably be added.
By turning on the Header (extended) it will display the full headers as received. However, it currently does not display them very cleanly. Maybe it would be worthwhile to look into how to make them display better. It could be as simple as adding a
<pre>tag.Tested and works.