This is a simple Google App Engine app that will receive emails and POST them to a url. It's a cheap and easy way to let your app receive emails.
There shouldn't be much setup to this, just change a thing or two and upload:
- Fire up a new GAE app
- Change the 'application' in app.yaml to your app name
- Change 'url' in main.py to your POST url
- Deploy!
Email works like this: __________@.appspotmail.com
Dont forget the appspotMAIL part! Otherwise it won't go through.
The POST output is like the one described in the GAE mail docs here.
sender : The message sender
to : Sent to
cc : Cc
date : Date
subject : Subject
html_body : HTML version of the body
plaintext_body : Plain text version of the body
original : The original message, complete with email headers and attachments, ect
If you want to get the attachments just use your preferred method to parse them out of the original POST field once you receive the POST at your url. (Unless you can find a better way to send multipart POST from the attachments received in the app... I couldn't seem to find a good way to do it.)
Note, GAE has some limits on incoming and outgoing request size (5mb request and 32mb response). You can see the limits here