Hi all,

I'd like to use Notmuch <https://notmuchmail.org/> as indexer in Evolution.

Are you aware of something new since the message from 2014 below?

Thanks!

--Martin

> On Mon, 2014-03-17 at 22:06 +0530, Anup Kumar wrote:
>
>     Myself Anup from India. I am planning to apply for GSoC in gnome for
>     the project Evolution: Notmuch as indexer and search language.  
>     After going through the wiki page and the description of the project
>     in fidencio's blog what I realized is that we need to increase the
>     efficiency of searching by developing the search algorithm.
>
>         Hello,
> you are right, the idea about Notmuch is to provide an email indexer for
> the local-based mail providers [1], thus the actual folder searching
> will be able to use the Notmuch "database" and speedup the actual
> search.
>
> That's basically the student's task.
>
> I do not think it's necessary to go too much into the detail right now,
> maybe just start with the maildir provider, which is used for On This
> Computer messages. As you can see
> at [1], it consists of three objects:
> - CamelMaildirStore - it gives an information about folders in
>   the store and manipulates with them on the folder structure level;
> - CamelMaildirFolder - it represents a folder content, including messages;
> - CamelMaildirSummary - it represents a summary of the folder, which
>   basically provides enough information to be able to populate
>   message list in evolution without opening any message. It is also
>   used when the folder is searched.
>
> By traversing the object hierarchy you may see what the parent objects
> can do and so on. The above description of the Maildir objects is very
> simplified, it can do more things than that.
>
> I hope this is sufficient as a starter.
>         Bye,
>         Milan
>
>
> [1] 
> https://git.gnome.org/browse/evolution-data-server/tree/camel/providers/local
>
>

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