{:imap {
   :host "imap.gmail.com"
   :user "nobody"
   :password "hunter2"}
 :subscriptions [
   {:url "http://example.com/rss.xml"
    :folder "Example Feed"}
   {:url "https://www.theonion.com/rss"
    :folder "Humor/The Onion"}]}

{:imap {
   :host "imap.gmail.com"
   :user "nobody"
   :password "hunter2"
   :port 993}
 ;; Feedmail uses a cache to remember which items it has seen before.
 ;; You probably won't need to change these values.
 :cache {
   :path "/home/nobody/.cache/feedmail"
   :size 100}
 :email {
   ;; Your template should include at least one `<a class='link'>`,
   ;; plus elements with classes `title` and `content`.
   :template "<h1><a class='link title'></a></h1><p class='content'></p>"}
 :subscriptions [
   {:url "https://news.ycombinator.com/rss"
    :folder "Job Hunting"
    ;; Include only items whose title includes specific text:
    :filter #(.contains (:title %) "Who is hiring?")}
   {:url "http://nedroid.com/feed/"
    :folder "Comics/Nedroid"
    ;; Override the author of each entry:
    :map #(assoc % :author "Beartato")
    ;; Squelch output from errors encountered while fetching this feed.
    ;; Useful for flaky feeds that generate too many cron emails.
    :suppress-errors true}
   ;; URLs with the scheme `exec:` tell feedmail to execute a shell command,
   ;; which should output RSS or Atom content.
   ;; Use this to generate feeds from websites that don't provide one, or from other sources.
   ;; You must percent-escape non-URL-safe chars, inluding spaces between arguments!
   {:url "exec:twitter-to-rss%20richhickey"
    :folder "Clojure"}]}