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Maildozer

The easy way to clean up your mails.

With Maildozer you can clean up your inbox. The application can only be executed in a terminal. It determines the number of mails from each sender and you can decide whether to delete or move them to a (sub-)folder.

This is primarily my test project to get to know (new) functions of Kotlin and MongoDB. However, it works.;)

Quick-Setup

  1. Open a terminal and enter:
cd 'path/to/the/maildozer/jar'
java -jar [maildozer-artifact-name].jar

2.Enter "help" or start the interactive mode with "start".

Contribution

You want to contribute? That's great! Please mail me your request and I give you the appropiate rights.

Tools for development

  • Kotlin 1.3.72
  • Gradle 6.3

Used technologies and libraries

  • Spring Boot 2.3
  • Spring Shell
  • Kotlin 1.3.72
  • Java Mail 1.5
  • MongoDB (embedded)

An executable Jar can be built with:

gradle build

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