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.ocamlformat
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.ocamlformat
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CLAUDE.md
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CLAUDE.md
···You should also generate a module index file called jmap.mli that explains how all the generated modules fit together, along with a sketch of some example OCaml code that uses it to connect to a JMAP server and list recent unread emails from a particular sender.-When selecting dependencies, ONLY use Yojson, Uri and Unix in your type signatures aside from the OCaml standard library. The standard Hashtbl is fine for any k/v datastructures and do not use Maps or other functor applications for this. DO NOT generate any AST attributes, and do not use any PPX derivers or other syntax extensions. Just generate clean, conventional OCaml type signatures.+When selecting dependencies, ONLY use Yojson, Uri and Unix in your type signatures aside from the OCaml standard library. The standard Hashtbl is fine for any k/v datastructures and do not use Maps or other functor applications for this. DO NOT generate any AST attributes, and do not use any PPX derivers or other syntax extensions. Just generate clean, conventional OCaml type signatures. DO NOT generate any references to Lwt or Async, and only use the Unix module to access basic network and storage functions if the standard library does not suffice.+- build while ignoring warnings: add `--profile=release` to the CLI to activate the profile that ignores warnings···Then examine the HTML docs built for that module. You will see that there are module references with __ in them, e.g. "Jmap__.Jmap_email_types.Email_address.t" which indicate that the module is being accessed directly instead of via the module aliases defined.+When adding OCaml documentation comments, be careful about ambiguous documentation comments. If you see errors like:-Avoid redundant module nesting. When a file is named after a module (e.g., `jmap_identity.mli`), there's no need to have a matching nested module inside the file (e.g., `module Identity : sig...`). Instead, define types and functions directly at the top level of the file. Also, ensure that submodule main types are always named `t`, not named after the module (e.g., use `Create.t` not `Create.create`).+This usually means there isn't enough whitespace between the documentation comment and the code element it's documenting. Always:+3. When documenting record fields or variant constructors, place the comment after the field with at least one space+If in doubt, add more whitespace lines than needed - you can always clean this up later with `dune build @fmt` to get ocamlformat to sort out the whitespace properly.+IMPORTANT: For all modules, use a nested module structure with a canonical `type t` inside each submodule. This approach ensures consistent type naming and logical grouping of related functionality.+1. Top-level files should define their main types directly (e.g., `jmap_identity.mli` should define identity-related types at the top level).+2. Related operations or specialized subtypes should be defined in nested modules within the file:+5. When a file is named after a concept (e.g., `jmap_identity.mli`), there's no need to have a matching nested module inside the file (e.g., `module Identity : sig...`), as the file itself represents that namespace.+This structured approach promotes encapsulation, consistent type naming, and clearer organization of related functionality.1) we will generate OCaml interface files only, and no module implementations. The purpose here is to write and document the necessary type signatures. Once we generate these, we can check that they work with "dune build @check". Once that succeeds, we will build HTML documentation with "dune build @doc" in order to ensure the interfaces are reasonable.
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bin/dune
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bin/dune
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bin/jmap_blob_downloader.ml
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bin/jmap_blob_downloader.ml
···+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 -e email123 -o downloads/";
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bin/jmap_email_composer.ml
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bin/jmap_email_composer.ml
···+Printf.printf " Simulating upload of %s (%s, %d bytes)...\n" filename mime_type (String.length content);+Printf.eprintf "Error: Must provide email body (--body, --body-file, --html, or --html-file)\n";
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bin/jmap_email_search.ml
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bin/jmap_email_search.ml
···+(* Create a filter based on command-line arguments - this function uses the actual JMAP API *)+let filters = if args.has_attachment then Jmap_email.Email_filter.has_attachment () :: filters else filters in+let filters = if args.is_unread then Jmap_email.Email_filter.unread () :: filters else filters in+let thread_id = Option.value (Jmap_email.Types.Email.thread_id email) ~default:"(no thread)" in+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --from boss@company.com --after 2023-01-01";
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bin/jmap_flag_manager.ml
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bin/jmap_flag_manager.ml
···+let before date = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("receivedAt", `Assoc [("before", `Float date)])])+let has_keyword kw = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("hasKeyword", `String (string_of_keyword kw))])+let not_has_keyword kw = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("notHasKeyword", `String (string_of_keyword kw))])+| `Gray -> [Types.Keywords.MailFlagBit0; Types.Keywords.MailFlagBit1; Types.Keywords.MailFlagBit2]+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --add flagged --from boss@example.com";+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --color red --mailbox Inbox --has-flag seen --missing-flag flagged";
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bin/jmap_identity_monitor.ml
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bin/jmap_identity_monitor.ml
···+let send_at = String.sub (ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime submission.send_at)) 0 19 in+let send_at = String.sub (ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime submission.send_at)) 0 19 in+let send_at_str = String.sub (ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime submission.send_at)) 0 19 in+Printf.printf "sub1: [Final] Sent at 2023-01-15 10:30:45 (Email ID: email1, Recipients: 3)\n";+Printf.printf "sub2: [Final] Sent at 2023-01-14 08:15:22 (Email ID: email2, Recipients: 1)\n";+Printf.printf "sub3: [Pending] Sent at 2023-01-13 16:45:10 (Email ID: email3, Recipients: 5)\n"+Printf.printf "Tracking delivery status for submission: %s\n\n" (Option.get track_submission);+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --create-identity backup@example.com --name \"Backup Account\"";+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --list-submissions --days 3";+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --track sub12345 --format status-only";
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bin/jmap_mailbox_explorer.ml
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bin/jmap_mailbox_explorer.ml
···+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --create \"Work/Project X\" --parent Work";
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bin/jmap_push_listener.ml
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bin/jmap_push_listener.ml
···
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bin/jmap_thread_analyzer.ml
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bin/jmap_thread_analyzer.ml
···+let last_date = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at (List.hd (List.rev sorted_emails))) ~default:0.0 in+let position = int_of_float (float_of_int timeline_width *. (date -. first_date) /. total_duration) in+Printf.printf "%s [%s] %s: %s\n" date_str marker from (get_snippet (Option.value (Types.Email.id email) ~default:""))+`P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --search \"project update\" --format timeline";
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bin/jmap_vacation_manager.ml
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bin/jmap_vacation_manager.ml
···+(if Jmap_email.Vacation.Vacation_response.is_enabled vacation then "ENABLED" else "DISABLED");+~using:[Jmap.capability_core; Jmap_email.capability_mail; Jmap_email.capability_vacationresponse]+~using:[Jmap.capability_core; Jmap_email.capability_mail; Jmap_email.capability_vacationresponse]
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dune
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dune
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jmap-email/jmap_email.mli
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jmap-email/jmap_email.mli
···+val color_flags : [`Red | `Orange | `Yellow | `Green | `Blue | `Purple | `Gray] -> string list···+val set_color_flags : Types.Email.t -> red:bool -> orange:bool -> yellow:bool -> Types.Email.t······
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jmap-email/jmap_email_types.mli
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jmap-email/jmap_email_types.mli
···+(* Apple Mail and other vendor extension keywords from draft-ietf-mailmaint-messageflag-mailboxattribute *)···
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jmap-email/jmap_mailbox.mli
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jmap-email/jmap_mailbox.mli
···+| Snoozed (** Messages snoozed for later notification/reappearance, from draft-ietf-mailmaint-messageflag-mailboxattribute *)+| Scheduled (** Messages scheduled for sending at a later time, from draft-ietf-mailmaint-messageflag-mailboxattribute *)+| Memos (** Messages containing memos or notes, from draft-ietf-mailmaint-messageflag-mailboxattribute *)
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jmap-email/jmap_search_snippet.mli
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jmap-email/jmap_search_snippet.mli
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jmap-email/jmap_thread.mli
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jmap-email/jmap_thread.mli
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