EMAIL CHECKER / Verifier By Mohammed Ouedrhiri

Using Python

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Lets Begin The explanation

The Progress Bar :

I've Creted The Progress Bar Using THE Tqdm (تقدم) and Import it

from tqdm import tqdm

Then Imported The Sleep Library To Control The Time Flow

from time import sleep

The I Used The Library Imaplib To Give Me Acces To Gmail Account

import imaplib

I've Made a Function For The Progress Bar Like That :

Give it Argument To Make it Relative To The Searching

def progress(listofmessages):
for i in tqdm(listofmessages, desc ="Progress : "):
    sleep(.1)

I Defined Here The Email Protocol (Gmail) with safety Protocol 993

mail = imaplib.IMAP4_SSL('imap.gmail.com',993)

The Library Attribute Needs Email Adress To Login Without Any Aythentication or Captcha(You Need a No Captcha and No Authentication Gmail with less secure apps Allow)

address = 'youreemail@gmail.com'
mypassword = 'password'

The Fucntion Login Makes The Login

mail.login(address, mypassword)

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I've Created The Function Inbox To Call it later

def Inbox():

Here I've Selected The Desired Folder Which is Ibox For This Case

    mail.select('Inbox')

I've Looked Only For the Unseen Messages in The First Page Which Is Today's Emails

    typ,messageIds = mail.search(None,"UNSEEN")

Every Email in The Web Version has an Id and Index So I Transformed it to string to make it easy to count

    messageIdsString = str(messageIds[0],encoding='utf-8')

Then I Split it to a List To Count How Many Ids We Have So We Can Count The Number Of email We Have

    listofmessages = messageIdsString.split(" ")

The Number Of Emails Here is the length of The List (Listofmessages)

    nbr = len(listofmessages)
    if len(listofmessages)== 0:

I Repeated That Twice Because I've Found That the List Of Messages Take One Argument which is "b" or "ok" who goes with the string from html

        progress(listofmessages)
        print("You Have No Mails On Inbox")
    elif len(listofmessages)== 0:
        progress(listofmessages)
        print("You Have No Mails On Inbox")
    else :
        progress(listofmessages)
        print("You Have ",nbr,"New Emails Inbox")

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I've Created Also Functions For Spam and Sent Messages :

Spam Function :

def Spam():
    mail.select('[Gmail]/Spam')
    typ,messageIds = mail.search(None,"UNSEEN")
    messageIdsString = str(messageIds[0],encoding='utf-8')
    listofmessages = messageIdsString.split(" ")
    nbr = len(listofmessages)
    if len(listofmessages)== 0:
        progress(listofmessages)
        print("You Have No Mails On Spam")
    elif len(listofmessages)== 0:
        progress(listofmessages)
        print("You Have No Mails On Spam")
    else :
        progress(listofmessages)
        print("You Have ",nbr,"New Emails Spam")

Sent Function :

    def Sent():
        mail.select('"[Gmail]/Messages envoy&AOk-s"')
        typ,messageIds = mail.search(None,"SEEN")
        messageIdsString = str(messageIds[0],encoding='utf-8')
        listofmessages = messageIdsString.split(" ")
        nbr = len(listofmessages)
        if len(listofmessages)== 0:
            progress(listofmessages)
            print("You Have Sent No Email")
        else :
            progress(listofmessages)
            print("You Have Sent ",nbr,"Emails")

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Defined A Function Chceking To Reduce The Lines Of Codes When I Want To Loop The Program Again

def checking():

Give The User The CHoice of What he is planning To Check

    print("what Are you planning To Check ? ")
    print("Here is the List : ")
    print("I : Inbox")
    print("S : Spam")
    print("E : Sent")

Get The Answer From The User

    an = input("Enter here : ")

Make it Lower in Case He Enntered in a uppercase

    answer = an.lower()
    print("We've Got your Answer Please Hold on !")

Every Answer Now Will Call a Function Depends On What The User is Planning To Use

    if answer == 'i':
        Inbox()
    elif answer == 's':
        Spam()
    elif answer == 'e':
        Sent()

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Calling Our Function For The First Time

(If There is a Do While Loop In Python we Can Avoid all this and Start it From HERE)

checking()
an = input("Still wanna Check (press any key) : ")
answer = an.lower()

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I've Used A While Loop Because I Want to Loop All this Again

while(answer != 'n'):

Call The Function again

    checking()
    print("Thank You For Using Our Program Want To Check Again ?")
    print('Y for yes / N for no')

Here Wher The Function Will Get LOOPED

    answer = input()

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