After a couple of years, a normal user's Gmail account is often a compilation of thousands of threads and a lot more messages of all kinds. Some have labels, some remain unread sometimes; I even know people who never delete or archive anything and it can easily become a real mess.
Let us assume you are not one of these people and that you already have a couple of labels to sort your messages in a clever way.
The Gmail app is a service that provides methods to retrieve messages in many ways. We can get all threads without any criteria, threads with a specific label, starred threads, and a few other threads but in this first example, we will focus on our inbox threads (https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/gmail/gmail-app#getInboxThreads()).
If you look at the documentation, you'll find two occurrences of the getInboxThreads() method; one has no parameter and the other has two parameters—start and max—to retrieve partial data so that we can process them in...
