gmail

Gmail API enables programmatic access to read, search, and retrieve messages and threads via REST endpoints. Use OAuth 2.0 credentials and refresh tokens with curl to authenticate, then craft HTTP requests with proper headers to query your mailbox, filter by labels, and extract message content.

Yes, Gmail API supports composing, sending, and managing draft messages programmatically. Use curl to POST formatted messages to Gmail REST endpoints with your OAuth 2.0 access token, enabling automation of email composition and delivery within workflows.

Gmail API lets you create, modify, and apply labels to organize messages and threads programmatically. Use curl-based HTTP requests with jq to parse responses and manage label hierarchies, enabling automated email organization and categorization in bulk workflows.

Gmail API requires OAuth 2.0 credentials and refresh tokens for secure authentication. You must set up OAuth consent, generate credentials from Google Cloud Console, obtain refresh tokens through the authorization flow, and include them in curl request headers to access Gmail endpoints.

Gmail API enables retrieval of attachment metadata and full message details including headers, body, and thread information. Use curl with proper authorization to fetch message objects, then parse responses with jq to extract attachment IDs, sizes, and content metadata for processing.