Std.Mail

18 public declarations

• addressStr -> Result[Std.Mail.Address, Std.Mail.MailError]

  An address, checked.

  fn
• Address

  Somewhere a message goes, checked.

  type
• addressText&Std.Mail.Address -> Str

  How an address is written.

  fn
• andTo&Std.Mail.Message -> &Std.Mail.Address -> Std.Mail.Message

  The same, with one more recipient.

  fn
• copying&Std.Mail.Message -> &Std.Mail.Address -> Std.Mail.Message

  The same, copying somebody the others can see.

  fn
• copyingBlind&Std.Mail.Message -> &Std.Mail.Address -> Std.Mail.Message

  The same, copying somebody the others cannot see.

  fn
• envelope&Std.Mail.Message -> Array[Std.Mail.Address]

  Every address a server must be given, which is not the same list the

  fn
• explain&Std.Mail.MailError -> Str

  What a refusal says.

  fn
• hasBlindCopies&Std.Mail.Message -> Bool

  Whether anybody is copied without the others knowing.

  fn
• headers&Std.Mail.Message -> Array[(Str, Str)]

  The headers a message carries.

  fn
• MailError

  Why something could not be sent.

  type
• message&Std.Mail.Address -> &Std.Mail.Address -> Str -> Str -> Result[Std.Mail.Message, Std.Mail.MailError]

  A message from somebody to somebody, about something.

  fn
• Message

  A message a program sends.

  type
• recipientCount&Std.Mail.Message -> Int

  How many people a message reaches.

  fn
• render&Std.Mail.Message -> Str

  What goes on the wire.

  fn
• renderChecked&Std.Mail.Message -> Result[Str, Std.Mail.MailError]

  Validate public records again at the outbound boundary.

  fn
• sendable&Std.Mail.Message -> Result[(), Std.Mail.MailError]

  Whether a message can be sent at all.

  fn
• stuffedStr -> Str

  A body with the lines that would end it escaped.

  fn