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Pop3 client to download email (including attachments) from the inbox. Decodes multipart content, quoted-printables, base64 and encoded-words. Uses an Erlang pop3 client with SSL support derived from the epop package.

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lib/pop3mail/part.ex 

defmodule Pop3mail.Part do



   @moduledoc """


   A struct that holds a single part of a multipart, and if there isn't a multipart it contains the email body.





   It's fields are:


     * `content` - binary with the part's content.


     * `charset` - character encoding of the content (only applicable for text)


     * `media_type` - Mime type. Examples: text/plain, text/html, text/rtf, image/jpeg, application/octet-stream


     * `filename` - binary with filename of the attachment


     * `filename_charset` - character encoding of the filename


     * `inline` - true/false/nil. true=inline content, false=attachment, nil=not specified.


     * `path` - Path within the hierarchy of multipart's. For example: relative/alternative


     * `index` - Index number of a part within a multipart.


     * `boundary` - boundary name of the multipart


     * `content_id` - cid. Generally HTML refers to embedded objects (images mostly) by cid. That is why the related images have a cid.


   """



   # a body part, or a single part of a multipart


   # content is binary, filename also


   defstruct index: 0, media_type: "text/plain", charset: "us-ascii", path: "", filename: "", filename_charset: "us-ascii", boundary: "", content: "", content_id: "", inline: nil



end