The email module in python makes it easy to parse emails, so let's start with the code.
#-*- encoding: gb2312 -*-
import os
import email
def mail_to_text(mailname,datapath,index):
# Since batch emails contain attachments with the same name, pass in an index as a differentiator here.
fp=open(mailname,"r")
msg=email.message_from_file(fp)
for par in ():
if not par.is_multipart():
name=par.get_param("name") # Get attachment name
if name:
h=(name)
dh=.decode_header(h)
fname = dh[0][0]
data=par.get_payload(decode=True)
try:
f=open(fname,'wb')
except:
data_name=str(h).replace('/','_') # Annex data
f=open(datapath+'\\'+str(index)+data_name,'wb')
(data)
()
if __name__=='__main__':
dir="C:\\Users\\admin\\Desktop\\srcData\\" # Mail storage path
Dir=unicode(dir,"utf8")
datapath="C:\\Users\\admin\\Desktop\\destData" # Attachment storage path
DataPath=unicode(datapath,"utf8")
count=0
for filename in (dir):
print filename
filename=unicode(dir+filename,"utf8") # As the mail name appears in Chinese, so unified with utf8 encoding, easy to read
print filename
count+=1
mail_to_text(filename,datapath,count)
Notes:Be careful when Chinese characters appear in the email name
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