On 11 Feb 2014, at 22:46, [email protected] wrote:
So please could we have some feedback, or a discussion on whether
these changes do support the completion of the plugin. And if
possible, can we get a community effort going to complete the plugin?
I am not a programmer, but willing to help in any other way this magic
happen.
The good news is that I just created a new [plug-in for MailMate][1], so
whoever takes this on will have a nice, clean, known-to-work example for
reference. There’s really only [one file][2] to worry about[^1], and
in that file only two important methods: One to support sending
directly, and one to support sending/composing using the client.
You’d just need to gut `smtpServerDetails` and rewrite it to read
settings from `~/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/[your profile]/prefs.js`.
The relevant settings are pretty easy to find if you just search for
“smtpserver”. (It might also be possible to get these settings using
the new API.)
Now, God help you when it comes to getting Thunderbird to compose or
send a new message in
`sendEmailTo:from:subject:body:attachments:sendNow:`. Hopefully that new
API allows such things.
[1]: https://github.com/quicksilver/MailMate-qsplugin
[2]:
https://github.com/quicksilver/MailMate-qsplugin/blob/master/QSMailMate/QSMailMateMediator.m
[^1]: One file with code, that is. Of course you need a new project with
unique names and you have to set all the appropriate values in the
property list.
--
Rob McBroom
http://www.skurfer.com/
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