Coding Phase - Week 7 Report

GSoC Projects Email Plugin
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Goals Achieved

  • Added the feature to save the last change on the screen (main screen) when the plugin is closed.
  • Created email parser class and added the unit test for the email parser class.
  • I installed turndown and added 'joplin/turndown-plugin-gfm' plugin (convert HTML --> Markdown)
  • I extracted plain text with links from the HTML message.
  • Created the class responsible for posting notes to Joplin.

Next week

  • Add inline attachments to note.
  • Start by adding a feature that converts offline email messages into notes.
  • Make changes according to the feedback on my PR.

Demo

This demo shows the different export types of a note (HTML, Markdown, Text).

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can you mention them in your next report (and please continue using the link to the PR)?

  • could you setup some linter on your repo as indentation is inconsistent?
  • I think this is where having type annotations could help

I would like to see how it improved your PR. These kind of things happens quite often, so would be nice to have good before/after example.

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is that due https://github.com/joplin/plugin-email/pull/4#issuecomment-1194563680?

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Sure

Before: the red lines
After: the Green Lines

changes

changes

5

Not exactly,Although this problem that mentioned in this comment, I tested it on Linux and Windows and it works fine.but I will discuss this problem when I create a PR.

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that is too much at once, it is about giving examples for lessons learned pure code is not helpful :wink:

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Okay, let's clarify more.

linter helps the code be more readable, diagnose and fix technical issues, ...

Before:

import { Login } from "../model/message.model"

joplin.plugins.register({
[space]onStart: async function () {
		console.info('Email Plugin Started!');
		await app.init();
	},
});

After:

import {Login} from '../model/message.model';

joplin.plugins.register({
[tab]onStart: async function() {
        console.info('Email Plugin Started!');
        await app.init();
    },
});

I used an annotated type void in the promise to annotate that the promise doesn't return any value when resolved.

Before:

return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

After:

return new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => {
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