alex1704/EmailApps

EmailApps

Light weight package to list available email app clients and construct URL in order to open them on iOS device. See usage example.

Setup

iOS project Info.plist need to be updated with email app url schemes which can be opened on iOS device. For example:

<key>LSApplicationQueriesSchemes</key>
<array>
		<string>protonmail</string>
		<string>googlegmail</string>
		<string>ms-outlook</string>
		<string>readdle-spark</string>
		<string>ymail</string>
</array>

Warning: works only on iOS devices

API

Currently library support next apps - Proton, Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Spark, Mail (default iOS app) which can be accessed from EmailApps enum. For example, EmailApps.Proton(). Each entity implements EmailApp protocol:

public protocol EmailApp {
    /// Name of the email app.
    var name: String { get set }
    /// URL scheme of the email app.
    var urlScheme: String { get set }
    /// URL path of the email app
    var urlPath: String { get set }
    /// A Boolean value indicating whether the email app is supported on the current device.
    var isSupported: Bool { get }
    /// Creates URL to open email app. Opened app will present new email with the specified email, subject, and body fields.
    ///
    /// - Parameters:
    ///   - email: The email address to send the message to.
    ///   - subject: The subject of the message.
    ///   - body: The body of the message.
    /// - Returns: A URL that can be used to compose an email in the app, or nil if
    ///  `URLComponents` fails to create vaild URL. By specification there is no check if email app is supported in
    ///  this function.
    func url(email: String, subject: String?, body: String?) -> URL?
}

Additionally, EmailApps has convenience methods:

/// List known email apps
public static var all: [any EmailApp]

/// List supported email apps
public static var supported: [any EmailApp]

Extensibility

In order to add support for new email app, introduced entiry has to adopt EmailApp protocol. For example:

public struct Sparrow: EmailApp {
  public var name = "Sparrow"
  public var urlScheme = "sparrow"
  public var urlPath = ""

  /// See method description in EmailApp protocol
  public func url(email: String, subject: String?, body: String?) -> URL? {
    EmailAppURLBuilder(
      urlStart: "\(urlPrefix)\(email)",
      queryItems: [.init(name: URLQueryItem.Name.EmailSubject, value: subject),
                   .init(name: URLQueryItem.Name.EmailBody, value: body)]
    ).build()
  }
}