# Invoice2storage Easy handling for invoices in cooperate environments. Workflow: Each user gets a folder accessible for the office. Users can forward their invoices to a special email address like invoice+bob.allen@example.com The office has one place where all invoices are collected. ## Operation This script is used a a email filter to process incoming invoice emails. 1. This script parses emails from stdin or file 2. It determines the user this invoice belongs to - if the target email contains a + suffix, the suffix is the user - the the from and to domains mach, the sender is the user 3. It tries to extracts all attachments of certain mime types, defaults to pdf files. 4. It stores the extracted attachments according in the folder specified by template 5. It stores the email in the folder and backend configured ## Installation ### Using cargo ```bash cargo install invoice2storage ``` ### Using nix flake You can add this repository to your NixOS flake configuration. ## Configuration All settings can be passed through command line arguments or put into a yaml file. See `--help` for a full list of options. ## MTA configuration Most MTA support `.forward` pipe support which allows you to configure invoice2storage like this: `~/.forward` contains: ```sh |/path/to/invoice2storage --arguments.... ``` ## Development All dev tools use the [nix](https://nixos.org/) package manager, which can be used on any linux distribution. This allows 100% reproducible and working dev environments. ### Development server Integration test is done with a NixOS VM that is created with: ```bash nixos-rebuild build-vm --flake .#testvm QEMU_OPTS="-netdev bridge,id=hn0,br=intern -device e1000,netdev=hn0" ./result/bin/run-i2s-test-vm ``` The QEMU_OPTS depend on your system, in this example, the VM is attached to local bridge `intern`. The tests can be run with: ```bash env RUST_BACKTRACE=1 TARGET=10.0.42.158 /home/poelzi/b1/invoice2storage/scripts/nix-cargo test --package invoice2storage --bin invoice2storage -- --include-ignored ``` The environment variables `TARGET` is the VM address. ### Suggested VSCode workspace settings ```json "cSpell.customDictionaries": { "custom-dictionary-workspace": { "name": "custom-dictionary-workspace", "path": "${workspaceFolder:invoice2storage}/.cspell/custom-dictionary-workspace.txt", "addWords": true, "scope": "workspace" } }, "rust-analyzer.runnables.command": "${workspaceFolder}/scripts/nix-cargo", "cargo.automaticCheck": false, ```