email_message v0.14.0 · OCaml Package

email_message

module Normalize : sig ... end

Normalize specifies how to handle header values. It is used in two contexts:

module Name : sig ... end

module Common : sig ... end

This is just a list of commonly used header field names for simple reuse

module Value : sig ... end

type t

val compare : t -> t -> int

val hash_fold_t : 
  Ppx_hash_lib.Std.Hash.state ->
  t ->
  Ppx_hash_lib.Std.Hash.state

val hash : t -> Ppx_hash_lib.Std.Hash.hash_value

val sexp_of_t : t -> Ppx_sexp_conv_lib.Sexp.t

val to_string_monoid : ?eol:[ `LF | `CRLF ] -> t -> String_monoid.t

eol defaults to `LF

val to_string : ?eol:[ `LF | `CRLF ] -> t -> string

val empty : t

val append : t -> t -> t

val of_list : normalize:Normalize.encode -> (Name.t * Value.t) list -> t

val to_list : ?normalize:Normalize.decode -> t -> (Name.t * Value.t) list

val last : ?normalize:Normalize.decode -> t -> Name.t -> Value.t option

val find_all : ?normalize:Normalize.decode -> t -> Name.t -> Value.t list

val names : t -> Name.t list

val add : ?normalize:Normalize.encode -> t -> name:Name.t -> value:Value.t -> t

val add_at_bottom : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.encode ->
  t ->
  name:Name.t ->
  value:Value.t ->
  t

val add_if_missing : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.encode ->
  t ->
  name:Name.t ->
  value:Value.t ->
  t

val add_at_bottom_if_missing : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.encode ->
  t ->
  name:Name.t ->
  value:Value.t ->
  t

val set : ?normalize:Normalize.encode -> t -> name:Name.t -> value:Value.t -> t

val set_at_bottom : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.encode ->
  t ->
  name:Name.t ->
  value:Value.t ->
  t

val add_all : ?normalize:Normalize.encode -> t -> (Name.t * Value.t) list -> t

val add_all_at_bottom : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.encode ->
  t ->
  (Name.t * Value.t) list ->
  t

val smash_and_add : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.encode ->
  t ->
  name:Name.t ->
  value:Value.t ->
  t

If headers with this name already exist, concatenates the values for all separated by a comma, and appends the new value. Otherwise, creates a new header.

val filter : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.decode ->
  t ->
  f:(name:Name.t -> value:Value.t -> bool) ->
  t

val map : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.decode ->
  t ->
  f:(name:Name.t -> value:Value.t -> Value.t) ->
  t

rewrite header values, preserving original whitespace where possible.

normalize is used to Value.of_string ?normalize the ~value before passing to f, and again to Value.to_string ?normalize the result. If the ~value and f ~name ~value are the same no change will be made (white space is preserved).

Particularly the following is an identity transform: map ~normalize:`Whitespace ~f:(fun ~name:_ ~value -> Value.of_string ~normalize:`Whitespace value) . By contrast the following will 'normalize' the whitespace on all headers. map ~normalize:`None ~f:(fun ~name:_ ~value -> Value.of_string ~normalize:`Whitespace value) .

val map' : 
  ?normalize:Normalize.decode ->
  t ->
  f:(name:Name.t -> value:Value.t -> Name.t * Value.t) ->
  t

module Stable : sig ... end

package email_message