emil.jsoup
Type members
Classlikes
Modifies/cleans html bodies.
Modifies/cleans html bodies.
- Companion:
- object
A even more relaxed whitelist. It tries to retain all formatting information, since e-mails usually contain a lot of `style' tags, which is in contrast to websites. It throws away all non http/s protocol images/links.
A even more relaxed whitelist. It tries to retain all formatting information, since e-mails usually contain a lot of `style' tags, which is in contrast to websites. It throws away all non http/s protocol images/links.
The jsoup `Whitelist' contains more strict variants.
Creates a valid html document given a `MailBody'.
Creates a valid html document given a `MailBody'.
Often, html body parts are only html snippets, missing a valid html' declaration. If the body is text/plain, it is converted into basic html. Theemil-markdown' module
should be included to supply a more sophisticated text->html conversion.
Settings for creating a html document from a mail body.
Settings for creating a html document from a mail body.
- Value parameters:
- dateFormat
If a mail header is supplied, html is amended with the datetime where this formatter is used
- modify:
Allows to modify the parsed html tree. By default a cleaner is used with the default
EmailWhiteList- textToHtml
in case there is only a plain text body, it must be converted to html. The default is a very simple approach, it is recommended to use the emil-markdown module for a more sophisticated variant.
- zone
the timezone to use when formatting the datetime
- Companion:
- object