webapi: minor tweaks in docs

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Mechiel Lukkien 2024-08-23 12:12:13 +02:00
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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ errors). Most successful calls return a JSON object, but some return data
(e.g. a raw message or an attachment of a message). See [Methods] for the (e.g. a raw message or an attachment of a message). See [Methods] for the
methods and and [Client] for their documentation. The first element of their methods and and [Client] for their documentation. The first element of their
return values indicate their JSON object type or io.ReadCloser for non-JSON return values indicate their JSON object type or io.ReadCloser for non-JSON
data. The request and response types are converted from/to JSON. optional and data. The request and response types are converted from/to JSON. Optional and
missing/empty fields/values are converted into Go zero values: zero for missing/empty fields/values are converted into Go zero values: zero for
numbers, empty strings, empty lists and empty objects. New fields may be added numbers, empty strings, empty lists and empty objects. New fields may be added
in response objects in future versions, parsers should ignore unrecognized in response objects in future versions, parsers should ignore unrecognized
@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ that spammy behaviour and blocklist your mail server.
Automatic suppression list management already prevents most repeated sending Automatic suppression list management already prevents most repeated sending
attempts. The webhooks make it easy to receive failure notifications. attempts. The webhooks make it easy to receive failure notifications.
To keep spam complaints about your messages a minimum, include links to To keep spam complaints about your messages to a minimum, include links to
unsubscribe from future messages without requiring further actions from the unsubscribe from future messages without requiring further actions from the
user, such as logins. Include an unsubscribe link in the footer, and include user, such as logins. Include an unsubscribe link in the footer, and include
List-* message headers, such as List-Id, List-Unsubscribe and List-* message headers, such as List-Id, List-Unsubscribe and
@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ Get a raw, unparsed message, as bytes:
$ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 123}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageRawGet $ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 123}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageRawGet
[message as bytes in raw form] [message as bytes in raw form]
Mark a message as read: Mark a message as read and set flag "custom":
$ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 424, "Flags": ["\\Seen", "custom"]}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageFlagsAdd $ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 424, "Flags": ["\\Seen", "custom"]}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageFlagsAdd
{} {}

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@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ errors). Most successful calls return a JSON object, but some return data
(e.g. a raw message or an attachment of a message). See [Methods] for the (e.g. a raw message or an attachment of a message). See [Methods] for the
methods and and [Client] for their documentation. The first element of their methods and and [Client] for their documentation. The first element of their
return values indicate their JSON object type or io.ReadCloser for non-JSON return values indicate their JSON object type or io.ReadCloser for non-JSON
data. The request and response types are converted from/to JSON. optional and data. The request and response types are converted from/to JSON. Optional and
missing/empty fields/values are converted into Go zero values: zero for missing/empty fields/values are converted into Go zero values: zero for
numbers, empty strings, empty lists and empty objects. New fields may be added numbers, empty strings, empty lists and empty objects. New fields may be added
in response objects in future versions, parsers should ignore unrecognized in response objects in future versions, parsers should ignore unrecognized
@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ that spammy behaviour and blocklist your mail server.
Automatic suppression list management already prevents most repeated sending Automatic suppression list management already prevents most repeated sending
attempts. The webhooks make it easy to receive failure notifications. attempts. The webhooks make it easy to receive failure notifications.
To keep spam complaints about your messages a minimum, include links to To keep spam complaints about your messages to a minimum, include links to
unsubscribe from future messages without requiring further actions from the unsubscribe from future messages without requiring further actions from the
user, such as logins. Include an unsubscribe link in the footer, and include user, such as logins. Include an unsubscribe link in the footer, and include
List-* message headers, such as List-Id, List-Unsubscribe and List-* message headers, such as List-Id, List-Unsubscribe and
@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ Get a raw, unparsed message, as bytes:
\$ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 123}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageRawGet \$ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 123}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageRawGet
[message as bytes in raw form] [message as bytes in raw form]
Mark a message as read: Mark a message as read and set flag "custom":
\$ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 424, "Flags": ["\\\\Seen", "custom"]}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageFlagsAdd \$ curl --user mox@localhost:moxmoxmox --data request='{"MsgID": 424, "Flags": ["\\\\Seen", "custom"]}' http://localhost:1080/webapi/v0/MessageFlagsAdd
{} {}