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## Coding Instructions
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Read your instructions from this file, and mark successfully completed instructions
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with DONE so that you will know what to do next when reinvoked in the future.
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1. DONE Define core OCaml type definitions corresponding to the JMAP protocol
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specification, in a new Jmap.Types module.
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separate package. It should use the Jmap module and extend it appropriately.
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4. DONE Complete the Jmap_mail implementation so that there are functions to login
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and list mailboxes and messages in a mailbox.
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only partially complete the task, then add an extra step with TODO and the remaining
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1. DONE Define core OCaml type definitions corresponding to the JMAP protocol
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separate package. It should use the Jmap module and extend it appropriately.
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4. DONE Complete the Jmap_mail implementation so that there are functions to login
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5. Fastmail provides me with an API token to login via JMAP rather than username
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and password. Add the appropriate support for this into their API, which is
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also explained over at https://www.fastmail.com/dev/. The summary is that the
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auth token needs to add an Authorization header set to "Bearer {value}",
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where {value} is the value of the token to your API request.
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6. Add an example "fastmail_list" binary that will use the authentication token
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from a JMAP_API_TOKEN env variable and connect to the Fastmail endpoint
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at https://api.fastmail.com/jmap/session and list the last 100 email with
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subjects and sender details to stdout.
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