
[!IMPORTANT] This module is in maintenance mode. It will continue to receive security updates and critical bug fixes, but no new features or feature changes will be added. For new projects, please consider using PostalMime, which works in both Node.js and browser environments.
Advanced email parser for Node.js. Everything is handled as a stream which should make it able to parse even very large messages (100MB+) with relatively low overhead.
First install the module from npm:
$ npm install mailparser
next import the mailparser object into your script:
const mailparser = require('mailparser');
See mailparser homepage for documentation and terms.
simpleParser replaces cid: image references in the HTML with data: URLs. The total length of the URLs written into the HTML is capped by the maxInlinedImagesSize option (default 20 MB, counted in characters of the inserted URLs). References past the cap stay as cid: links. The same cap applies to URLs returned from a custom updateImageLinks() callback.simpleParser calls its callback, or settles its promise, exactly once. When MailParser reports a non-fatal error (for example HTML longer than maxHtmlLengthToParse), that error is what the caller receives. MailParser itself still emits the 'error' event and then finishes parsing.Licensed under MIT
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131 followers · starred Oct 2010
269 followers · starred Sep 2026
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[!IMPORTANT] This module is in maintenance mode. It will continue to receive security updates and critical bug fixes, but no new features or feature changes will be added. For new projects, please consider using PostalMime, which works in both Node.js and browser environments.
Advanced email parser for Node.js. Everything is handled as a stream which should make it able to parse even very large messages (100MB+) with relatively low overhead.
First install the module from npm:
$ npm install mailparser
next import the mailparser object into your script:
const mailparser = require('mailparser');
See mailparser homepage for documentation and terms.
simpleParser replaces cid: image references in the HTML with data: URLs. The total length of the URLs written into the HTML is capped by the maxInlinedImagesSize option (default 20 MB, counted in characters of the inserted URLs). References past the cap stay as cid: links. The same cap applies to URLs returned from a custom updateImageLinks() callback.simpleParser calls its callback, or settles its promise, exactly once. When MailParser reports a non-fatal error (for example HTML longer than maxHtmlLengthToParse), that error is what the caller receives. MailParser itself still emits the 'error' event and then finishes parsing.Licensed under MIT
Overall
Maintained
Code review
npm
Latest release
Releases this year
1,809 followers · starred Apr 2014
131 followers · starred Oct 2010
269 followers · starred Sep 2026
819 followers · starred Oct 2010