/**
* @param string $folderName
* @return MailAPI
*/
public function getMailbox($folderName = null)
{
$mailApi = new MailAPI();
$mailApi->setClient($this->getClient());
$mailApi->pickMailFolder($folderName);
return $mailApi;
}
<?php
require_once "vendor/autoload.php";
use garethp\ews\MailAPI;
$api = MailAPI::withUsernameAndPassword('server', 'username', 'password');
$mail = $api->getMailItems();
$mailItem = $mail[1];
//When the item is first returned from getMailItems(), it doesn't have attachment information filled out. You need to
//get that mail item again directly
$mailItem = $api->getItem($mailItem->getItemId());
//getFileAttachment() always returns an array of file attachments, or null
$fileAttachment = $mailItem->getAttachments()->getFileAttachment()[0];
//Without this the content of the attachment is not returned, so we need to do another fetch to make sure we get the
//content
$attachment = $api->getAttachment($fileAttachment->getAttachmentId());
$name = $attachment->getName();
$contentType = $attachment->getContentType();
$content = $attachment->getContent();
public function testGetMailItems()
{
$client = $this->getClient();
$mailItems = $client->getMailItems();
$this->assertCount(0, $mailItems);
$this->createTestMail();
$mailItems = $client->getMailItems();
$this->assertCount(1, $mailItems);
$mailClient = new MailAPI();
$mailClient->setClient($client->getClient());
$mailItems = $client->getMailItems($client->getFolderId());
$this->assertCount(1, $mailItems);
}
