def add(self):
"""
Add an address from From: field of a mail. This assumes a single mail file is supplied through stdin. .
"""
fromLine = ""
for l in sys.stdin:
if l.startswith("From: "):
fromLine = l
break
if fromLine == "":
print "Not a valid mail file!"
sys.exit(2)
#In a line like
#From: John Doe <*****@*****.**>
els = fromLine.split()
#Drop "From: "
del els[0]
#get the last element as mail
mailaddr = els[-1]
if mailaddr.startswith("<"):
mailaddr = mailaddr[1:]
if mailaddr.endswith(">"):
mailaddr = mailaddr[:-1]
#and the rest as name
name = " ".join(els[:-1])
#save to contacts
client = ContactsService()
client.ClientLogin(self.username, self.password)
new_contact = ContactEntry(title=atom.Title(text=name))
new_contact.email.append(Email(address=mailaddr, primary='true'))
contact_entry = client.CreateContact(new_contact)
print contact_entry
def fetch(self):
"""
Actually go out on the wire and fetch the addressbook.
"""
client = ContactsService()
client.ClientLogin(self.username, self.password)
query = ContactsQuery()
query.max_results = self.max_results
feed = client.GetContactsFeed(query.ToUri())
for e in feed.entry:
for i in e.email:
if e.title.text:
self.addrbk[i.address] = e.title.text
else:
self.addrbk[i.address] = i.address
