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* Switch to using Typescript instead of Babel * Switch all es6 / jsx file extensions to ts / tsx * Convert Utils to a TS module from module.exports style module * Move everything from module.exports to typescript exports * Define .d.ts files for mailspring-exports and component kit… Yes it seems this is the best option :( * Load up on those @types * Synthesize TS types from PropTypes for standard components * Add types to Model classes and move constructor constants to instance vars * 9800 => 7700 TS errors * 7700 => 5600 TS errors * 5600 => 5330 TS errors * 5330 => 4866 TS errors * 4866 => 4426 TS errors * 4426 => 2411 TS errors * 2411 > 1598 TS errors * 1598 > 769 TS errors * 769 > 129 TS errors * 129 > 22 TS errors * Fix runtime errors * More runtime error fixes * Remove support for custom .es6 file extension * Remove a few odd remaining references to Nylas * Don’t ship Typescript support in the compiled app for now * Fix issues in compiled app - module resolution in TS is case sensitive? * README updates * Fix a few more TS errors * Make “No Signature” option clickable + selectable * Remove flicker when saving file and reloading keymaps * Fix mail rule item height in preferences * Fix missing spacing in thread sharing popover * Fix scrollbar ticks being nested incorrectly * Add Japanese as a manually reviewed language * Prevent the thread list from “sticking” * Re-use Sheet when switching root tabs, prevent sidebar from resetting * Ensure specs run * Update package configuration to avoid shpping types * Turn eslint back on - we will opt-in to the TS rules one by one |
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Phishing Detection
A sample package for Mailspring to detect simple phishing attempts. This package display a simple warning if a message's originating address is different from its return address. The warning looks like this:
Who is this for?
This package is our slimmest example package. It's annotated for developers who have no experience with React, Flux, Electron, or N1.