EventMachine Mail Agent for SMTP and IMAP

Listen to IMAP changes via IMAP idle.

This plugin provides native IMAP instrumentation for monitoring of service connectivity.

The library uses gmail_xoauth, mail and monkey-patched ruby imap library to support gmail oauth extensions such as X-GM-THRID. Supports fetching uids, emails, threaded emails, attachments and much more.

A Ruby interface to Gmail API (NO IMAP, NO SMTP). Search, read and send multipart emails; archive, mark as read/unread, delete emails; and manage labels. Everything is done through the Gmail API without going through IMAP or SMTP Protocol

Notification of new, unread email via IMAP

Redis Sidekiq/Resque IMAP, FTP, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Google Drive, Rackspace Cloud Files listener.

Get access to Gmail IMAP and STMP via OAuth, using the standard Ruby Net libraries

Download e-mails from IMAP servers.

Use with Net::IMAP to interact with Gmail's IMAP extensions.

Gmail OAuth IMAP & SMTP connections for the Mail gem

Redimap provides a simple executable for polling mailboxes within an IMAP account. It keeps track of what it's seen using Redis. For new messages, the mailbox and uid are queued in Redis. The queue format should be compatible with Resque and Sidekiq.

IMAP poller for Cinch Bot

A simple daemon to periodically check an IMAP folder and create a new to-dos in the Things app for each new message.

Bcbiff checks the Inbox folder on an IMAP server for unread mails and sends a notification for each. Ideal for enabling push notification for your Gmail account using Boxcar.

Authenticate users against an IMAP server

Allows you to connect to an IMAP4rev1 server in a non-blocking fashion.

IMAPProcessor is a client for processing messages on an IMAP server. It provides some basic mechanisms for connecting to an IMAP server, determining capabilities and handling messages. IMAPProcessor ships with several executables which can query and manipulate IMAP mailboxes in several differen...

imap_archiver is a command line tool to archive messages on an imap server. You tell it what folders to archive and where to archive it. For every folder that is archived a series of folders (one for each month) is created inside the archive folder.

Larch syncs messages from one IMAP server to another. Awesomely.