Get thread - Automate.ax

gmail.getThread returns a conversation with every message parsed. Pass the threadId returned by a message, trigger, or thread search. A thread ID isn’t interchangeable with a message ID.

Example

automations/read-thread.automation.ts

import { automation } from "automate.ax"
import { gmail } from "automate.ax/gmail"

export default automation("Read a Gmail thread", () => {
  gmail.getThread({
    threadId: "18f2c7a9b4d12345",
  })
})

Inputs

Property	Type	Required	Description
`threadId`	`string`	Yes	Immutable Gmail thread ID.
Second argument: `{ account }`	`string \| IntegrationAccountReference<"google">`	No	Google Account binding. Defaults to the project binding.

Inputs accept compatible signals.

Output

Returns Signal<GmailThread>:

interface GmailThread {
  threadId: string
  historyId?: string
  messages: Message[]
}

interface Message {
  messageId: string
  threadId: string
  historyId?: string
  labelIds: string[]
  attachments: Attachment[]
  bcc: Mailbox[]
  cc: Mailbox[]
  deliveredTo?: string
  from?: Mailbox
  headers: { name: string; value: string }[]
  html?: string
  inReplyTo?: string
  receivedAt: Date | null
  references: string[]
  replyTo: Mailbox[]
  returnPath?: string
  rfc822MessageId?: string
  sender?: Mailbox
  sentAt?: Date
  sizeEstimate?: number
  snippet?: string
  subject: string
  text?: string
  to: Mailbox[]
}

interface Mailbox {
  address: string
  name?: string
}

interface Attachment {
  contentId?: string
  description?: string
  disposition?: "attachment" | "inline"
  file: File
  filename: string
  mimeType: string
  related: boolean
}

messages follows Gmail’s returned message order. The action downloads attachments for every message as File objects.