email_keyword_matcher/__init__.py
def process_received(self, from_email: str, subject: str) -> None:
        """
        Perform the associated keyword's callback.

        Note: MODIFIES message fetched to be seen.
        """
        message = self._get_response(from_email, subject)
        keyword = self._get_keyword_response(message)
        if keyword:
            self._keyword_fns[keyword]()
        else:
            self.send(from_email,
                      f"Keyword not recognized for '{subject}'", '')

        Perform the associated keyword's callback.

        Note: MODIFIES message fetched to be seen.
        
Perform the associated keyword's callback.
Note: MODIFIES message fetched to be seen.
Perform the associated keyword ' s callback . Note : MODIFIES message fetched to be seen .
def process_received(self, from_email: str, subject: str) -> None:
        message = self._get_response(from_email, subject)
        keyword = self._get_keyword_response(message)
        if keyword:
            self._keyword_fns[keyword]()
        else:
            self.send(from_email,
                      f"Keyword not recognized for '{subject}'", '')
def process_received ( self , from_email : str , subject : str ) -> None : message = self . _get_response ( from_email , subject ) keyword = self . _get_keyword_response ( message ) if keyword : self . _keyword_fns [ keyword ] ( ) else : self . send ( from_email , f"Keyword not recognized for '{subject}'" , '' )
Perform the associated keyword's callback.
Perform the associated keyword ' s callback .
"""
        Perform the associated keyword's callback.

        Note: MODIFIES message fetched to be seen.
        """
self
from_email
str
subject
str