Question

我在尝试将文件附加到字母时努力定义适当的mime类型。我用png-image测试了这个功能但最终我需要附上一个pdf。

library(gmailr)

test_email <- mime(
To = "mymail@yandex.ru",
From = sender_account,
Subject = "this is just a gmailr test",
body = "Can you hear me now?") %>% 
attach_file(file = "health.png", type = "image/png")
send_message(test_email)

得到这样的东西而不是附加文件：

Can you hear me now? --29c4c91341434848f627ac9c696d9ed9--

我做错了什么？

Answer 1

这个问题在这里讨论：

https://github.com/jimhester/gmailr/issues/60

如果主体仍然包含--numbers--字符串是可以接受的，则以下解决方案对我有用：

import(gmailr)

msg <- "This is the message body.\n\n"

email <- mime(
      To = "to@domain.com",
      From = "from@domain.com",
      Subject = "Important subject",
      body = msg)

email <- attach_part(email, msg)
email <- attach_file(email, file = "att1.txt", type = "text/plain")
email <- attach_file(email, file = "att2.txt", type = "text/plain")
email <- attach_file(email, file = "att3.pdf", type = "application/pdf")

send_message(email)

Answer 2

以下讨论：here现在已解决。您需要将gmailr更新到1.0.0及更高版本，并像这样

更新代码

许多功能名称仅通过添加'gm_'进行了更改（例如，pkgload::load_all("~/p/gmailr") write.csv(iris, "iris.csv") gm_mime() %>% gm_from("email@foo.com") %>% gm_to("email@bar.com") %>% gm_subject("I bought you") %>% gm_text_body('Some flowers!') %>% gm_attach_file("iris.csv") %>% gm_create_draft()现在为mime），但是要注意身份验证，这些功能的更改要多得多。

将文件附加到gmailr中的MIME对象

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