tomtjes / devonthink-pro.mmbundle

Archive emails in DEVONthink Pro.

Configuration

This bundle will not work out of the box. You need to go to the Commands folder (on Mac, right-click the bundle > Show Package Contents) and edit the files in a text editor.

The SampleGroup.mmCommand file looks like this:

{
	name          = 'SampleGroup';
	input         = 'raw';
	environment   = 'MM_DT_DATABASE_PATH=/Users/MyName/Databases/MyDatabase.dtBase2\nMM_SUBJECT=${subject.prefix:+${subject.prefix} }${subject.blob:+[${subject.blob}] }${subject.body:no subject}\nMM_MESSAGE_ID=${message-id.split}\n';
	command       = '#!/bin/bash\n"${MM_BUNDLE_SUPPORT}/bin/add-to-group"';
	keyEquivalent = "";
	uuid          = '32FB82FD-E643-4509-BD24-C1E9EDE2CFC0';
}

Set name to the name of the group in DevonThink that the emails will be imported to. In the environment line you need to adjust the path to the DevonThink database. Don't change anything after the first \n. For each DevonThink group that you want to file emails into, you need to create another .mmCommand file. If you use more than the two sample commands included, you also need to adjust the uuid value so that each .mmCommand has a unique UUID. (How to create a UUID)

Installation

Follow these instructions and adjust the Github URL to this bundle's repository.

License

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