Pimalaya is an ambitious project that aims to improve open-source tools related to Personal Information Management (as known as PIM) which includes emails, contacts, calendars, tasks and more.

Pimalaya has two objectives:

1. Provide Rust libraries dedicated to the PIM domain. They serve as a basis for all sorts of top-level applications, which prevents developers to reinvent the wheel.
2. Provide quality house-made applications built on top of these libraries, gathered into projects.

• core/email-lib: Rust library to manage emails
• core/mml-lib: Rust port of the Emacs MIME Meta Language
• imap-client: Rust library to manage IMAP sessions
• maildirs: Rust library to manage collections of Maildir

Himalaya was the first project of Pimalaya. It strives to be everything you need to manage emails. Few interfaces have been built at the top of email-lib and mml-lib:

• CLI
• REPL (coming soon)
• GUI (planned)
• Vim plugin
• Emacs plugin
• Raycast extension

Neverest is the project dedicated to email synchronization and backup. It is a direct concurrent to OfflineIMAP and mbsync. Only a CLI has been built so far, at the top of email-lib:

• CLI

Mirador is the project dedicated to mailbox monitoring. Its aim is to watch mailboxes changes and execute action like sending system notification or running shell commands. Only a CLI has been built so far, at the top of email-lib:

• CLI

This small project gathers everything related to the Emacs MIME Message Meta Language, as known as MML:

Creating a MIME message is boring and non-trivial. Therefore, a library called mml has been defined that parses a language called MML (MIME Meta Language) and generates MIME messages.

The two main use cases of the project are:

1. You want to write a MIME message from scratch or you want to edit an existing one (reply, forward): they can be written in MML then compiled into MIME messages as defined in the RFC 2045.
2. You want to read a MIME message: they can be interpreted as MML messages, which are way more human-readable than MIME messages.

Few interfaces have been built at the top of mml-lib:

• CLI
• Vim plugin

• core/time-lib: Rust library to manage time

Comodoro strives to be everything you need to manage time using timers. The main use case is to track your worktime. A good example is the Pomodoro Technique. Few interfaces have been built at the top of time-lib:

• CLI
• Raycast extension

• core/pgp-lib: Rust library to deal with PGP operations (encrypt, decrypt, sign, verify etc)
• core/oauth-lib: Rust library to deal with OAuth flows
• core/secret-lib: Rust library to deal with secrets

Special thanks to the NLnet foundation and the European Commission that helped the project to receive financial support from:

• NGI Assure in 2022
• NGI Zero Entrust in 2023

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