OT: using MS Graph to retrieve e-mail from Office 365 and deliver to linux MTA on F29

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Dear friends,

Our workplace recently switched to OTP-based two factor authentication with Office 365 and mandated everyone to use the browser, Windoze or Evolution. We want to do none but get e-mail the old-fashioned way, delivered to my local HDD and read by my mailer. Looking around, we have successfully written python code to get e-mail using MS Graph. But following the examples there, we can retrieve e-mail in json format and needs further processing before it can go to a MTA. I am not sure that procmail will work, so I am wondering how to deliver mail to my HDD in Mbox format (to be read by sylpheed or some other e-mailer).

But, is json format the only way to extract these e-mails? Or are there other options available that are friendlier for more general MTAs? Otherwise, how does one get these e-mails in a Mbox format?

Sorry if my question is not very clear: we are very new to this and still struggling to understand everything.

Many thanks for any helpful pointers and references, and best wishes,
Ranjan
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