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Summary: Up until now, we've been requiring that every plugin control in the composer take the draftClientId, retreive the session, listen to it, build state from the draft, etc. This is a huge pain and is hard to explain to newcomers becaus it frankly makes no sense. In 0.3.45 we made it so that the ComposerView always has a non-null draft and session. (It isn't rendered until they're available). In this diff, I just pass those through to all the plugins and remove all the session retrieval cruft. Almost none of the buttons have state of their own, which I think is appropriate. They do render on every keystroke, but they were already running code (to recompute their state) on each keystroke and profiling suggests this has no impact. Prepare for immutable In preparation for Immutable models, make the draft store proxy returns a !== draft if any changes have been made. This means you can safely know that a draft has changed if `props.draft !== nextProps.draft` Test Plan: Run tests Reviewers: juan, evan Reviewed By: juan, evan Differential Revision: https://phab.nylas.com/D2902 |
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QuickSchedule
Say goodbye to the hassle of scheduling! This new plugin lets you avoid the typical back-and-forth of picking a time to meet. Just select a few options, and your recipient confirms with one click. It's the best way to instantly schedule meetings.
This plugin works by adding a small "Schedule" button next to the Send button in the composer. Clicking the button will prompt the creation of a quick event creator.
You can even select a set of proposed times. When you do this a calendar pops up with your availability. You can then select some proposed times for the receipient to choose from.
Enable this plugin
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Download and run N1
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Navigate to Preferences > Plugins and click "Enable" beside the plugin.
Who is this for?
Anyone who makes a lot of appointments! If you are a developer, this is also a great example of a more complicated plugin that requires a backend service, and demonstrates how arbitrary JavaScript can be inserted to create custom functionality.