v2a

Release v2a - Enhanced EML Processing Capabilities

I am excited to announce the release of v2.0.0 of my fork of eml-to-html, introducing important enhancements that significantly extend the capabilities for EML file processing. This release embodies the first step in diverging from the original eml-to-html codebase, focusing on bringing to life the features that will allow the complete preservation of an email account.

New Features:

• Recursive EML Processing: With the new recursion flag (--recursive), you can now effortlessly process EML files in nested directory structures, greatly simplifying the handling of large quantities of EML files scattered across various folders.
• DB-to-HTML Conversion: This release debuts the db-to-html feature, allowing the conversion of email databases (msg-db.sqlite) directly into HTML format. This feature is aimed at those looking to transform archived or collected email data stored in SQLite databases into a readable format.

Enhancements:

• Updated README.md: The documentation has been thoroughly revised to include detailed guides on using the recursion processing feature and db-to-html conversion, ensuring a seamless user experience.

Acknowledgments:
A special thanks to Jeroen Overschie (dunnkers) for their original work on eml-to-html, which provided the foundation for this project. Your contribution to the open-source community is deeply appreciated.

Looking Forward:
I am dedicated to continuing the development of this fork to better meet the needs of our users. I warmly welcome contributions, ideas, and feedback to further refine this project.

For comprehensive details on usage, installation, and contributing, please visit the project repository.

• jhaisley

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jhaisley/eml-to-html/commits/v2