mailnum

// This program checks and/or monitors your emails,
// prints a count of new mail, and runs user a defined
// command upon a new email.
//
// Note: A file containing only the users last email
// count will be stored your computer in:
//
// ~/.config/mailcount
//
// The goals of this project:
//
//	1. < 100 lines code
//	2. Simple & elegant coding
//	3. Fast & efficient execution.
//
//		"Do one thing,
//		 and do it well."
//
//		—Linux Credo
//
// Compile with:
// g++ -O -Wall mailnum.cpp -o mailnum -L/usr/include/curl/lib -lcurl -std=gnu++14
//
// To check mail and exit:
// $ mailnum
//
// To reset mail count (needed so program doesn't keep alerting
// of new mail):
// $ mailnum -r
//
// To continue checking mail every 600 seconds and open
// mutt upon a new mail (checks default to every 300 seconds):
// $ mailnum -c 600 "mutt"
//
// To continue checking mail and run the command 'beep'
// at every check ('beep' application must be installed):
// $ mailnum -c -a beep
//

#include<experimental/string_view>
#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>
#include<curl/curl.h>
#include<cstring>
#include<algorithm>
#include<sys/types.h>
#include<pwd.h>
#include<unistd.h>
#include<chrono>
#include<thread>

using namespace std;

string data;			// Will hold the url's contents

size_t writeCallback(char* buf, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void* up)
{
	/* Callback must have this declaration; buf is a pointer to the data
	   that curl has for us size*nmemb is the size of the buffer */

	for (unsigned int c = 0; c < size*nmemb; c++)
		data.push_back(buf[c]);

	return size*nmemb;		// Tell curl how many bytes we handled
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{

	// Set defaults if they are not entered as parameters
        long secsToNextCheck	= 300;	// Seconds between mail checks (if keepChecking ON)
	bool keepChecking	= 0;	// Keep checking mail at intervals?
	bool isRead 		= 0;	// Are you just telling the program you read the mail?
	bool keepAlerting	= 0;	// Repeat new mail command each check?
	bool hasAlerted		= 0;
	bool showHelp		= 0;
	std::string newMailCmd	= "";	// Command to run upon new mail
	std::string tmpStr;		// Needed to help establish if argv is a num

	// Sort out parameters and set variables
        for(int pNum = 1; pNum < argc; pNum++) {

		tmpStr = argv[pNum];

		// First check if it is a number. Use new efficient string_view func :)
		if (!std::experimental::string_view(argv[pNum]).empty() && std::all_of(tmpStr.begin(), tmpStr.end(), ::isdigit))
			secsToNextCheck	= stoi(argv[pNum]);
		else if (std::experimental::string_view(argv[pNum]) == "-r")
			isRead = 1;
		else if (std::experimental::string_view(argv[pNum]) == "-a")
			keepAlerting = 1;
		else if (std::experimental::string_view(argv[pNum]) == "-c")
                        keepChecking = 1;
		else if (std::experimental::string_view(argv[pNum]) == "-h")
                        showHelp = 1;
		else{	// Remaining parameters must be the command to run

			/* User didn't put alert command in quotations, so add a space
			   before each command to space properly. */
			if (newMailCmd != "")
				newMailCmd += " ";

			newMailCmd += argv[pNum];
		}
	}

	if (showHelp) {
		std::cout << 	"mailnum v0.1 2018\n\n"
				"This program checks and monitors your new email count, "
				"prints a count of new mail, and executes a user defined "
				"command upon a new email.\n\n"
				"mailnum [- options ...] [check freq. in seconds] [command args]\n\n"
				"Options include:\n"
				"[ -r ] Mark as read\n"
				"[ -c ] Check mail continuously\n"
				"[ -a ] Repeat mail alert command\n"
				"[ -h ] Print this text\n";
		return 0;
	}

	const char * charNewMailCmd = newMailCmd.c_str(); // system() won't accept a string
	std::chrono::milliseconds timespan(secsToNextCheck * 1000);	// secs -> millisecs

        // Find user's home directory to store mail count
	struct passwd *pw       = getpwuid(getuid());                 // Set up to get ~/
        std::string homeDir     = pw->pw_dir;
        std::string fileName    = homeDir + "/.config/mailcount";

// Keep looping until the definition of '1' is no longer equal to 'true'
while (1) {

	CURL* curl;					// Our curl object

	curl_global_init(CURL_GLOBAL_ALL);
	curl = curl_easy_init();

	// Email server information:
	curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_USERNAME,	"[email protected]");
	curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_PASSWORD,	"myPasswordGoesHere"	);
	curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_URL,		"imaps://mail.myEmailProvider.com:993/INBOX"	);
	curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST,	"EXAMINE INBOX"			);
	curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION, &writeCallback);
	// May be used to assist in debugging
	// curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_VERBOSE, 1L);	// Tell curl to output its progress

	curl_easy_perform(curl);

	std::size_t pos = data.find("UIDNEXT");
	std::string trueCount = data.substr(pos + 8, 3);

	data = "";

	// Don't want any leaks!
	curl_easy_cleanup(curl);
	curl_global_cleanup();

	// Email count established above, so compare with file system count
	std::string lastCount;
	ifstream testFile(fileName);

	// Check if file exists or contains data
	if (testFile.fail())
	{
		// Make .config if not found
		tmpStr = "mkdir -p " + homeDir  + "/.config/";
		const char * mkDirCharCmd = tmpStr.c_str();	// system() won't take a string
		system(mkDirCharCmd);

		testFile.close();
		std::ofstream file(fileName);
		file << trueCount;
		file.close();
		lastCount = trueCount;

	}else{	// The file is there, so test its contents!
		getline (testFile,lastCount);
		testFile.close();

		// Check if content is a number or empty
		if (lastCount.empty() || !std::all_of(lastCount.begin(), lastCount.end(), ::isdigit))
		{
			std::ofstream file(fileName);
			file << trueCount;
			file.close();
			lastCount = trueCount;
		}
	}

	testFile.close();

	int newMail = stoi(trueCount) - stoi(lastCount);

	if (newMail || isRead)
	{
			if (isRead)	// We saw it, so update lastCount and exit
			{
				std::ofstream file(fileName);
				file << trueCount;
				file.close();

				if (!newMail)
					std::cout << "No new mail to mark as read." << endl;
				else
					std::cout << "Mail marked as read." << endl;

				return 0;	// No need to stick around!
			}else{

				std::cout << "[" << newMail << " new email";

				// Append an 's' if +1 emails
				if (newMail > 1)
					std::cout << "s] " << endl;
				else
					std::cout << "] " << endl;

				if (!hasAlerted) {

					system(charNewMailCmd);
					hasAlerted = 1;

				} else if (keepAlerting)
					system(charNewMailCmd);
			}

	}

	if (keepAlerting && !keepChecking)
		std::cout << "Cannot keep alerting when set to check once." << endl;

	// Wait until next mail check (convert to milliseconds)
	if (keepChecking)
		std::this_thread::sleep_for(timespan);
	else
		return 0;

}

	return 0;
}