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This video is really helpful. however I am in process of developing a coding mechanism to fetch otp from gmail and enter it on another app. can you make a video for the same pls ?
ОтветитьVery good !
ОтветитьFor example @DigitalSreeni I receive like 100 emails a week with updated inventory can I use this script to scrape that data from my gmail to pandas then to excel or do you have a video that can help me achieve that ?
Ответитьit is saying app password is not avaiable for your account
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Thank for your helpfull tutorial. I did like your tut step by step, but get error ((with open("credentials.yml") as f:SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing)) when run in spyder console. But when i open windows cmd, it work fine.
ОтветитьThank you, very helpful. Now I can use some natural language processing with my emails!
ОтветитьThanks, very clear and usefull. With this I automate a manual task in my business (without the expensive Zapier jeje)
ОтветитьThank you very much!
ОтветитьAmazing video, very simple and helpfull, thanks a lot!
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ОтветитьGreat video, but is the code gone from github?
ОтветитьThank you so much Sir, this video was very helpful. Thank you
ОтветитьIs there any need or method to logout Gmail..after Complete Process..I mean for Security purpose
ОтветитьBut pls how do I convert it to CSV???
ОтветитьThanks to your video. I was stuck at the authentication part and I was trying to find the reasons for authentication failure. Through your video I understood where I was wrong .
ОтветитьVery useful. Thank you for sharing your work and knowledge.
ОтветитьSo glad I found your channel. Awesome tutorial. I would like to know if there is a way to get emails based on sender, month, and attachments? Each month when I do my reconciliation I have to search for the receipts and would like to automate that process so I can have python find and extract the pdfs. Is that even possible? (New to python) thank you
ОтветитьHey there, I know this is quite old now but could you send me towards a vid that would explain how to then open a specific reoccurring link contained in the email ? (I'm creating a bot that would apply automatically for flat viewings)
Coming from a beginner, thank you so much for your videos ;)
👍You're a Natural Teacher!
Love your explanations.
An Even more detailed deeper explanations ?
for each variable arguments would be a Welcomed! fresh learning experience...
Specially for Noobies like me.
Can you expand on this code to include Images?
Thanks in advance for doing so.
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If we want to look through all emails what parameters should my_mail.search() have?
Ответитьhow to create a yml file. Please help me with this.
ОтветитьHi, this is a great tool, now my question is, can i and how, add multiple gmail folders, lets say i have 30 gmails i want extracted, how can i in the do not share credentials file add more then one gmail accounts to check and make the tool go thru all accounts and export
ОтветитьIf I try to fetch only the SUBJECT using,
typ, data = my_mail.fetch(nu, '(SUBJECT)')
I am getting following error:
error: FETCH command error: BAD [b'Could not parse command']
I need to fetch only the subject and the time it received, not the RFC822. could you pls help
Your GIthub misses AMT2 file and folder
Ответитьcode is missng from github
ОтветитьThank you Sreeni, it was awesome. I wanted to search emails received in the last 1 hour. But i found out in the imaplib search function we could use only date filters. Please correct me, if i'm wrong. Is there a way to use datetime filter.
Thanks in Advance.
we need one help from you sir for our project please can u help
ОтветитьI think there is a newer method to do this?
ОтветитьThis was very handy, and nicely explained, so thanks! Would you be able to elaborate on a few parts though? One being the key = 'FROM'...is there a way to build out the search here a little more? It also only seems to apply to a sender...what if I want to search for a phrase in my emails? The second thing is when you're executing the loop and use the get_payload(). This is outputting a large body of text for my particular case, whereas what I actually want is to be able to inspect that body and search for a few items: date mentioned, and value - these two are consistently in all my emails that I'm pulling, and always following the same pattern, so I've been trying to adapt your script by setting a variable as part.get_payload() instead of printing, assuming this is then storing that body string on which I can then run the search...but it doesn't seem to work. Would appreciate a follow-on tutorial or advice if you are able to :)
Ответить😜 Promo>SM!!!
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