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Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail
- wigginus 16y agoThanks! I'm also an avid 0Boxer user, now I'm longing for a zero inbox even more.
- jefe78 16y ago0Boxer actually looks entertaining. Are there any security considerations to worry about?
- jamesjyu 16y agoI can promise you I don't look at the contents of your email -- I only gather statistics necessary to support the gaming mechanics. In fact, I never ask for offline access to your Gmail account at all. Also, data is sent to my server via https.
- treblig 16y agoWow, this is excellent. Great work. Does this expose access to Gmail Tasks too?
- jamesjyu 16y agoNope, but that'd be pretty cool. It's pretty basic right now, and exposes some basic user events and data. What I'm hoping is for others to use and extend it.
- waseemsadiq 16y agoawesome... I am one of the founders of Inbox2.com; I am actually working on something quite similar that i wanted to open source in the end anyway. I will check this out; if it works for me i'll look into some form of merge perhaps Many thanks for sharing.
- jamesjyu 16y agoGreat! Would love to connect once you're ready. My email is jamesjacobyu@[you can probably guess where]
- eiji 16y agoOxymoron: Unofficial API
- follower 16y agoIt's not really an oxymoron--it just means it's a standardised way of interacting with something ("API") that isn't officially condoned/supported by the original creator ("Unofficial").
- chrisbroadfoot 16y agoAPI stands for Application Programming Interface. What in that says anything about being official or not?! There are a TON of APIs that make it easy to hook into unsupported channels.
- kazuya 16y agoGreat! BTW do you know any similar effort regarding Goole Reader?