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As a Nextcloud user I want to view the contents of an .eml or .msg file. These might be sent via an email, so I open them with Viewer in Mail, or they are shared via Nextcloud Files and I open them with Viewer as well.
Implementation
An .eml (message/rfc822) or .msg (application/vnd.ms-outlook) file can't just be opened by the browser, but it can be converted to a viewable representation. The project https://github.com/nickrussler/email-to-pdf-converter offers a Java tool that converts the two file types into a PDF in a few seconds. This Nextcloud app can add a simple route to which a .eml/.msg file can be sent and converted. Sending the file makes the feature usable for attachments in Mail and also files on DAV.
Work packages
Create an endpoint for the conversation
Extend viewer with a new handler but reuse the existing PDF handler
The app shall work in a way that eml files can be opened anywhere in Nextcloud, be it Files, Talk or Mail. The feature is not specific to opening Mail attachments.
Feature request
As a Nextcloud user I want to view the contents of an .eml or .msg file. These might be sent via an email, so I open them with Viewer in Mail, or they are shared via Nextcloud Files and I open them with Viewer as well.
Implementation
An .eml (
message/rfc822
) or .msg (application/vnd.ms-outlook
) file can't just be opened by the browser, but it can be converted to a viewable representation. The project https://github.com/nickrussler/email-to-pdf-converter offers a Java tool that converts the two file types into a PDF in a few seconds. This Nextcloud app can add a simple route to which a .eml/.msg file can be sent and converted. Sending the file makes the feature usable for attachments in Mail and also files on DAV.Work packages
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