Requires: .NET 8
Inside unread-mail-count.json, update the following:
DisplayZeroCounts can be true or false, and indicates whether you want information displayed about accounts with no unread messages. For example, if you're checking the me@gmail.com account, and DisplayZeroCounts is true, and you have no unread email, you'll see this:
0 : me@gmail.com
But, if DisplayZeroCounts is false, you won't see anything unless you actually have unread mail.
OutputDirectory indicates where you want the unread_mail_count_simple.txt file to be generated. This is a plain text file containing information about the results of the latest mail check, and can be easily read by other programs.
Email contains information about the IMAP URL, username, and password for account(s) you want to check. For example, let's say you have two accounts, me@gmail.com and me@outlook.com. Your Email entries will look similar to this:
"Email": [
{
"HostUrl": "imap.gmail.com",
"UserName": "me@gmail.com",
"Password": "my_gmail_password"
},
{
"HostUrl": "outlook.office365.com",
"UserName": "me@outlook.com",
"Password": "my_outlook_password"
}
]After you've updated your app settings, you can run the application with dotnet run. If you'd like to have a standalone application, build it with this:
dotnet publish -c Release -r linux-x64 --self-contained true /p:PublishSingleFile=trueUpdate the -r argument with a value appropriate for your target OS.