Add support for locking specific inboxes with a password for X time, configurable via .env vars. This allows for users to bridge the gap between public free tempmail services and private personal mail services.
Cheers!
Enhances user interface by displaying both the current number of emails and the largest UID seen, offering better visibility into historical mailbox activity. Updates backend logic and view templates to support this change, and improves maintainability by centralizing count formatting.
Introduces detailed debug logging throughout the application to aid troubleshooting and monitoring, unifying the debug namespace usage. Refactors configuration files for clarity, adds missing environment variables, and updates example values and documentation. Enhances screenshots management by hosting assets locally. Updates scripts for better development and production workflows. Improves comments for maintainability and adjusts minor UI meta tags.
IMAP does not return the bcc field cleanly, in fact, node-imap and by extension imap-simple wont return a valid bcc (or cc for that matter) at all.
Generally, you can only view those with the "envelope" attribute of a mail, but those are empty. Only clean option would be to somehow accesss and work with the rfc822 spec of `Original-Recipient`.
- Conversion function updates:
- Enabling conversion now rounds to the nearest max. value where `i > 1`, and if rounding was needed it will create a Tooltip displaying the config value on hover.
- If rounding wasnt needed, or conversion is disabled in the config then no tooltip will be created, to avoid confusion.
- Updated footer:
- Created new function called footerbuilder()
- The config value is now always underlined and italic to make it more obvious you can (if rounded) "interact" with it.
- New purgeTIme now allows to configure a purge to be every X minutes, hours or days.
- Also remove a bit more trust by pulling footer deletion time from config.
- TODO: implement 'convertUp' function, converting numbers up to the biggest possible value where `i > 2 (so 48hrs still works as per slogan and domain)`. I.e. 72hrs = 3 days, 360minutes = 6hrs, 1440minutes to 24hrs
Co-authored-by: Johannes Bülow <kontakt@jmbit.de>
