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Posted: 16 October 2020 at 3:28am | IP Logged Quote glenelkins

The documentation on the PHP api is not very clear, i'm looking for a way to be able to get a count of all unread emails across all accounts if logging in as super admin.
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Posted: 16 October 2020 at 4:44am | IP Logged Quote Igor

Something like this should do it.

Code:
include './system/autoload.php';
\Aurora\System\Api::Init(true);
$oCoreModule = \Aurora\System\Api::GetModule("Core");
$oMailModule = \Aurora\System\Api::GetModule("Mail");

$ul = $oCoreModule->getUserList();
$ulItems = $ul["Items"];

foreach ($ulItems as $key=>$item) {
     $sEmail = $item["PublicId"];
     $oUser = $oCoreModule->GetUserByPublicId($sEmail);
     $iUserId = $oUser->EntityId;
     $oAccount = $oCoreModule->GetAccountUsedToAuthorize($sEmail);
     $iAcctId = $oAccount->EntityId;
     $aFolders = $oMailModule->GetRelevantFoldersInformation( $iAcctId, array("INBOX"), true);
     echo "<p><b>".$sEmail."</b><br />Total: ".$aFolders["Counts"]["INBOX"][0]."<br />Unread: ".$aFolders["Counts"]["INBOX"][1]."</p>";
}


Hope this helps. We'll probably add this sample to Developer's Guide section of the documentation.

UPDATE 22 October 2020:

This sample is now available in the product documentation at:

Getting number of unread mails in user accounts

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Posted: 29 October 2020 at 1:57pm | IP Logged Quote glenelkins

Is there a way to get the count after a specific date? So ignore all emails before that date?

Another quick question . When pulling the emails, say the account details become invalid for whatever reson, in the code above is there a way to gracefully catch an auth error? Does any of it throw an exception?
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Posted: 30 October 2020 at 12:26am | IP Logged Quote Igor

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Is there a way to get the count after a specific date? So ignore all emails before that date?


In IMAP, that can only be done by running Search, our PHP API has GetMessages method for that, its main code is found in modules/Mail/Managers/Main/Manager.php file, getMessageList method.

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Another quick question . When pulling the emails, say the account details become invalid for whatever reson, in the code above is there a way to gracefully catch an auth error? Does any of it throw an exception?


Indeed there would be an exception, you can catch it as follows:

Code:
...
$iAcctId = $oAccount->EntityId;
try {
     $aFolders = $oMailModule->GetRelevantFoldersInformation( $iAcctId, array("INBOX"), true);
     echo "<p><b>".$sEmail."</b><br />Total: ".$aFolders["Counts"]["INBOX"][0]."<br />Unread: ".$aFolders["Counts"]["INBOX"][1]."</p>";
}
catch(Exception $e)
{
     echo "<p><b>".$sEmail."</b> could not be accessed.";
}
...


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Posted: 07 November 2020 at 1:29am | IP Logged Quote glenelkins

Igor wrote:
Quote:
Is there a way to get the count after a specific date? So ignore all emails before that date?


In IMAP, that can only be done by running Search, our PHP API has GetMessages method for that, its main code is found in modules/Mail/Managers/Main/Manager.php file, getMessageList method.

Quote:
Another quick question . When pulling the emails, say the account details become invalid for whatever reson, in the code above is there a way to gracefully catch an auth error? Does any of it throw an exception?


Indeed there would be an exception, you can catch it as follows:

Code:
...
$iAcctId = $oAccount->EntityId;
try {
     $aFolders = $oMailModule->GetRelevantFoldersInformation( $iAcctId, array("INBOX"), true);
     echo "<p><b>".$sEmail."</b><br />Total: ".$aFolders["Counts"]["INBOX"][0]."<br />Unread: ".$aFolders["Counts"]["INBOX"][1]."</p>";
}
catch(Exception $e)
{
     echo "<p><b>".$sEmail."</b> could not be accessed.";
}
...


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Wow ok, this would be insanely slow though having to pull all messages snd seeing if they’re read or not in a loop.
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Posted: 08 November 2020 at 10:45pm | IP Logged Quote Igor

Fetching information on messages doesn't require downloading messages themselves, message flags contain all the sufficient information and it's just a few bytes per message.

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Posted: 09 November 2020 at 3:12am | IP Logged Quote glenelkins

Igor wrote:
Fetching information on messages doesn't require downloading messages themselves, message flags contain all the sufficient information and it's just a few bytes per message.

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Do you have some example code? The documents are a little difficult to follow. Baciall i need to turn the following code into looping the messages and checking if the date received > X date and unread.


\Aurora\System\Api::Init(true);

            /** @var \Aurora\Modules\Core\Module $apiCore */
            $apiCore = Api::GetModuleDecorator('Core');

            /** @var \Aurora\Modules\Mail\Module $apiMail */
            $apiMail = Api::GetModuleDecorator('Mail');


            /** @var EmailAccount $emailAccount */
            foreach ($accounts as $emailAccount) {

               $oAccount = $apiCore->GetAccountUsedToAuthorize($emailAccount->getEmail());
               if($oAccount && isset($oAccount->EntityId)) {
                    $oAccountId = $oAccount->EntityId;
                    try {
                        $folders = $apiMail->GetRelevantFoldersInformation($oAccountId, ['INBOX'], true);
                        
                        if (isset($folders['Counts']['INBOX']) && isset($folders['Counts']['INBOX'][1])) {
                            $totalUnreadMail = $totalUnreadMail + (int)$folders['Counts']['INBOX'][1];
                        }
                    }catch (\Exception $exception){
                        // do nothing
                    }
               }


            }



I've got it to the point where i can loop over the Message objects but i don't see anything in your documentation that shows a method to get whether the message is seen or not? https://afterlogic.com/webmail-pro-8-api/class-Aurora.Modules.Mail.Classes.Message.html
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Posted: 09 November 2020 at 3:32am | IP Logged Quote Igor

I really don't think looping through messages is required. Instead, I would run IMAP search looking for Unseen messages after a specific date. I'll see if we may be able to provide such a sample sometime soon.

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Posted: 09 November 2020 at 5:12am | IP Logged Quote Igor

For a single account, you'll need to do the following:

Code:
$sEmail = "user@domain.com";

include './system/autoload.php';
\Aurora\System\Api::Init(true);
$oCoreModule = \Aurora\System\Api::GetModule("Core");
$oMailModule = \Aurora\System\Api::GetModule("Mail");

$oAccount = $oCoreModule->GetAccountUsedToAuthorize($sEmail);
$rSearch = $oMailModule->GetMessagesInfo($oAccount->EntityId, "INBOX", "has:unseen date:2020.11.01/");
echo count($rSearch);


where "has:unseen date:2020.11.01/" means searching for unread messages starting from 1 Nov 2020.

Hope it helps.

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