Is there a way to way to get read receipt of sent mail?
Like which mail is read and which one is unread?
Using google apis Rest.
Read Receipt is no available in current version of google mail api.
provide third party solutions.
As of now Read reciept is not available.
but you can always write custom code to implement task.
Well, if you check the Gmail API documentation you cannot find any guides here that can achieve this. I found here a related SO question that try to use Apps Script in achieving this, but it seems that the Apps Script is also not applicable. I suggest you to file a feature request about this if you still want to do it with the Gmail api.
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I am developing a chatbot with Amazon Lex and I want to collect a description of a customers issue, save it to a variable, and send it through email. How can I implement this functionality?
I had a similar problem that I was able to solve by creating a Lambda function to access the user's inputTranscript.
You basically provide the Lex Bot with some sample utterances (which usually will capture part of what the user has said) and in your Lambda function, access the the event.inputTranscript. This is the last thing the user has typed exactly as they typed it.
My project was written in NodeJS so I used Nodemailer and the Gmail API to send the inputTranscript in an email. This is the video tutorial I followed at the time. It'll show you how to set everything up :)
If you are using Python, you can use the built-in library smtplib to send emails. Although I'm sure there are other options as well.
Hope this helps!
hi i would like to know how to use attribute action in google recapcha API V3 i cant find what exaclty it is
Google API
already tried check API docs but without any progress :\ thanks
It seems action can be anything you like, it just acts as a way to distinguish different functions you might have captcha for. Example, one action to monitor sign in activity, one to monitor posting text, etc
I'm making a script to monitor a 3D printer in the next room for a colleague. Using bash to take a picture, then upload to Dropbox.
He would like to be able to call a command ("/monitor or #monitor") to get the Dropbox link on slack but I cannot seem to find a relatively easy way to do this. Is there an app or not for those simple task?
The best way to do this is outgoing webhooks. Which is documented very well at https://api.slack.com/outgoing-webhooks.
Basically you get POST data on your web server, and you reply to it in JSON.
I use python flask and ngnix to accomplish very similar task.
You can easily implement a custom command on Slack using "slash commands". Every time you enter "\monitor" (or any other command you want to define) in Slack it will trigger a custom app that you then can connect to your bash scripts. You can also provide additional parameters in the command.
Check here for the documentation.
The version 2.0 of MailChimp APIs has a campaign send API. However I don't find any similar API on v3.0. I do find an automation API where in I can start a workflow, however it appears from the documentation that workflows can't be created using APIs and can be created only using the GUI.
The requirement is to be able to send emails using MailChimp API. Please advise.
It's now possible to both create and send a campaign through the V3.0 API.
See the 'Action' tab here
You can send to a saved segment, but as far as I can tell, there's no way to create a saved segment via the API.
You actually cannot send one on one email with APIv3.0. Mandrill now takes over for the transactional emails.
It's not yet possible to edit or create campaigns in API v3.0. See the API v3 roadmap.
Is there a way to access a Gmail Mailbox using the google-api? I'm trying to do this from command line using Java FWIW.
I already have code in place that achieves this via IMAP so that is not what I'm looking for.
You can access GMAIL IMAPS and SMTP using XOAUTH authentication, see here :
https://developers.google.com/gmail/xoauth2_protocol
It is not really the google-api-java-client, it is plain IMAP/SMTP but authentication is OAUTH2.
After going through the Google API once again and considering this question did not get an answer in the past 6 days, I guess it is safe to say there is no other way aside from IMAP/S.
NOTE:
This question was initiated because I was told by numerous people that a certain Google API was available and preferable for this purpose. It seems they were all informed by the same person who was not able to show me his source of information and agreed that according to the documentation IMAP indeed is the only API available as of now.