Open-source PIM tools, written in Rust
Pimalaya is an ambitious project that aims to improve open-source tools related to personal information management.
Himalaya
Manage your emails from the command line: list, read, compose, send, search and move messages, over IMAP or Maildir. Scriptable, fast, and at home in a terminal.
$ himalaya envelope list
ID FLAGS SUBJECT FROM DATE
214 ✓ Re: sans-I/O in practice Ada 1 hour ago
213 Weekly sync notes Grace yesterday
212 ★ NLnet grant follow-up NLnet 2 days agoInstallable today
Every tool is free software, dual-licensed MIT or Apache-2.0. The full map, including what is brewing and what has been retired, lives on the ecosystem page.
I/O-free libraries underneath
Every app is a thin frontend over reusable crates. Protocol logic lives in sans-I/O coroutine libraries: no sockets opened, no TLS imposed, no async runtime chosen for you. You drive them with your own I/O: std or no_std, sync or async, desktop or Android.
Where the project talks
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Sustained by NLnet and the European Commission
Pimalaya has been financially supported for years through the NGI programs of the NLnet foundation and the European Commission.
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