ctm

command-line interface temporary mail utility using 1secMail API

Features

• Generate random temporary email addresses
• Create a custom temporary email address
• Manage multiple temporary email addresses
• Read email in plain text
• Read email in rendered HTML
• Download and view attachments

OS Support

• Linux
• MacOS (not yet tested)
• Windows (not yet tested)

Usage

Managing Addresses

Usage: ctm addr [command]

create  -- create a custom email address
new     -- create a random email address
current -- display current email address
select  -- set an email address as current
delete  -- remove an email address

Viewing Email

Usage: ctm [command]

refresh -- reload mailbox
list    -- show all messages in mailbox
read    -- display specified message

Other Command

version -- display version information
help -- display help message

Dependencies

• curl
• json-c
• lexbor

Installation

to install, run:

$ make install

to uninstall, run:

$ make uninstall

Manual Installation

Place the executable ctm in your $PATH. For example, you could also include this directory in $PATH by adding the following in your profile:

PATH=$PATH:path/to/ctm

To get zsh completion working, place the _ctm completion script in your fpath. For example, you could add the following to your ~/.zshrc to include the directory that contains the _ctm file in your $fpath:

fpath=(path/to/ctm/completion/zsh $fpath)

To get bash completion working, source the ctm.bash completion script. For example, add the following to your ~/.bashrc:

. path/to/ctm/completion/bash/ctm.bash

Reload your shell and the completion script should be working

To get access to the manpage, either place ctm.1 in your $MANPATH or include this directory in the $MANPATH by adding the following in your profile:

MANPATH=$MANPATH:path/to/ctm