Goal
This is a break down of the Xobni extension available for Outlook. Each screenshot below comes from the Xobni Demo, the code besides each screenshot is pseudo-code for possibly generating the screenshot.
The intention of this set of screenshots and pseudo-code blocks is to pseudo-test the API design of the STEEL interface libraries. Xobni was chosen for this example because it is an interesting extension to Outlook and I believe we would like to see it or others like it attempted inside Thunderbird's Extension system.
This is all attempting to come from an extension developers view point
Initial Contact View
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Application.defaultAddressbook.search(Person).displayName
Application.email.search(Person, [Email.FROM]).forEach(function(mail){
mail.received
});
Application.email.sent.search(Person, [Email.TO, Email.CC]).count()
Application.email.search(Person, [Email.TO, Email.CC]).count()
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Contact Information
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Application.defaultAddressbook.search(Person).defaultPhone
P = Application.defaultAddressbook.search(Person)
P.phone.all.forEach(function(phone){
phone
});
Application.defaultAddressbook.search(Person).defaultAddress
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People Connected to Person
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Application.email.search(Person, [Email.TO, Email.CC, Email.FROM]).forEach(function(mail){
email.to + email.cc + email.from
});
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Conversations With
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Application.email.search(Person, [Email.TO, Email.CC], me, [Email.FROM]).forEach(function(mail){
mail.subject
});
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Files Exchanged With
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Application.attachments.search(Person, [Attachment.FROM]).forEach(function(attachment){
attachment.fileName
});
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