The product helps you find specific emails in your Gmail account and formats them into a structured spreadsheet. It includes functionality for bulk operations and provides an API for developers.
Features
Email Statistics Generation
Allows you to generate statistics from Gmail mbox files, providing insights into your email data.
Visualization
Creates visual representations of email statistics to help you easily understand patterns in your email data.
Command Line Interface (CLI)
Provides a command line interface to easily input your Gmail mbox file and obtain email statistics.
Unlimited public packages
Enables you to publish and manage unlimited public packages, leveraging open-source JavaScript for your projects.
Unlimited private packages
Allows you to integrate both public and private packages seamlessly into your development workflow without any limitations.
Package-based permissions
Provides the capability to add collaborators, enabling team management for both public and private packages.
Unlimited public packages
Bring the best of open source JavaScript development to your own projects.
Unlimited private packages
Seamlessly integrate public and private packages into your development cycle.
Package-based permissions
Add collaborators to work on your public and private packages together.
Unlimited public packages & automatic security warnings
Allows users to host and manage unlimited public packages and provides automatic security alerts for vulnerabilities in dependencies.
Unlimited private packages
Provides users with the ability to host and manage an unlimited number of private packages, offering greater flexibility and security for individual creators and teams.
Unlimited team-based management
Enables team-based permissions and management, allowing organizations to collaborate and manage access efficiently across multiple users.
Package Registry
The npm Registry hosts JavaScript packages, allowing developers to share and distribute code easily.
npm CLI
A command-line tool to interact with the npm Registry and manage projects, including installing, updating, and removing packages.
Private Packages
Allows developers to maintain private packages for internal use, accessible only to specified users.
exp-node
Library for handling experiments and testing in Node.js, published 10 months ago, version 1.0.12.
gmail-mbox-stats
Tool for analyzing Gmail MBOX files, published 22 days ago, version 1.2.3.
Node.js Package Manager
npm is the package manager for Node.js, allowing JavaScript developers to easily share modules of code.
npm Registry
A public collection of packages of open-source code for Node.js, web apps, and other needs of the JavaScript community.
Command Line Client
A tool that allows developers to install and publish packages to the npm Registry.
Software from npm
Licenses for npm command-line software are found in the LICENSE file with the source code available on GitHub.
Free npm services
Free usage of npm resources is covered by Open Source Terms. Policies include acceptable package content, Code of Conduct, Privacy Policy, copyright, Dispute and Trademark Policies.
Paid npm services
Paid products, like npm Solo and Orgs plans, are governed by Paid Services Terms with specific payment plans for each service.
Package Management
Add packages of code for apps or incorporate them as they are. You can manage multiple versions of code and package dependencies.
Collaborative Tools
Share code with any npm user and create organizations to coordinate development. Create teams, restrict code to specific developers, or invite others to collaborate publicly or privately.
Npx Tool
Run Node.js packages without downloading them using the npx command. This allows for easy testing and execution of code.
CLI Interface
The Command Line Interface (CLI) is the most common way developers interact with npm to install packages and handle other tasks.
Registry
Access a large public database of JavaScript software and manage your packages. The registry serves as a platform for code distribution.