@rapidmx/web-client 0.18.0 → 0.20.0

package/apps/shared/mail/senderBlocking.ts

@@ -1,141 +1,141 @@
-///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
-// Copyright (C) 2026 Jean-Philippe Steinmetz
-// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0
-///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
-import {
-    MailFilterRule,
-    createMailFilterRule,
-    deleteMailFilterRule,
-    listMailFilterRules,
-    updateMailFilterRule,
-} from "@rapidmx/react-shared/mail/mailFilterRulesApi.js";
-
-/**
- * "Block sender" and "Never block sender", expressed as the mailbox's own mail filter rules - the server has no blocked-senders list.
- * A rule's "From contains" is a case-insensitive substring match on the From header (restapi's `matchesConditions()`), which is the
- * closest thing there is to "from equals": it also matches a longer address that ends in this one (`joann@x.com` for `ann@x.com`).
- *
- * - **Block** is `From contains <address>` -> move to the mailbox's Junk Email, stop processing more rules, ahead of every other rule
- * (a sequence below all of them), so nothing else files the sender's mail first.
- * - **Never block** is `From contains <address>` -> move to the Inbox, stop processing, likewise first. It keeps the sender's mail out of
- * the reader's own blocking and filing rules. It cannot keep it out of Junk when the spam filter sends it there: mail the spam filter
- * has judged junk skips every rule (restapi's `ScanQueueJob.deliverMessage()`).
- *
- * Rules are found by what they do, not by their name, so one the reader renamed or made by hand is still the rule for that sender.
- */
-
-/** Every rule listing asks for up to this many, which is the most the mail server reads when it filters a delivery. */
-const RULE_LIMIT = 500;
-
-export const BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX = "Block ";
-export const NEVER_BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX = "Never block ";
-
-/** `addresses` trimmed, lowercased and without repeats, keeping only what has an `@`. */
-export function normalizeAddresses(addresses: (string | undefined)[]): string[] {
-    return [...new Set(addresses.map((address) => address?.trim().toLowerCase() ?? "").filter((address) => address.includes("@")))];
-}
-
-/** Whether `rule` is "From contains ..." (every address of `addresses` among them, and nothing else) and moves to `folderUid` and stops. */
-function isSenderRule(rule: MailFilterRule, addresses: string[], folderUid: string): boolean {
-    const conditions = rule.conditions as Record<string, unknown>;
-    const only = Object.keys(conditions).every((key) => key === "fromContains" || conditions[key] === undefined);
-    const from = (rule.conditions.fromContains ?? []).map((entry) => entry.toLowerCase());
-    return (
-        only &&
-        addresses.every((address) => from.includes(address)) &&
-        rule.stopProcessingRules &&
-        rule.actions.length === 1 &&
-        rule.actions[0].type === "move_to_folder" &&
-        rule.actions[0].folderUid === folderUid
-    );
-}
-
-/** What blocking a sender did: `created` the rule, found it `existing` (and on), or turned an existing one back on. */
-export interface BlockResult {
-    outcome: "created" | "existing" | "enabled";
-    rule: MailFilterRule;
-}
-
-/** What "Never block" did: the block rules it took away, and the rule that keeps the sender in the Inbox (`created` now or found). */
-export interface NeverBlockResult {
-    removed: MailFilterRule[];
-    outcome: "created" | "existing" | "enabled";
-    rule: MailFilterRule;
-}
-
-/** A sequence that puts a new rule ahead of every rule the mailbox has. */
-function firstSequence(rules: MailFilterRule[]): number {
-    return Math.min(0, ...rules.map((rule) => rule.sequence)) - 1;
-}
-
-/** Finds the rule that does `folderUid` for `addresses`, makes one (named `${prefix}${addresses[0]}`) if there is none, and turns a found one on. */
-async function ensureRule(
-    rules: MailFilterRule[],
-    mailboxUid: string,
-    addresses: string[],
-    folderUid: string,
-    prefix: string,
-): Promise<{ outcome: "created" | "existing" | "enabled"; rule: MailFilterRule }> {
-    const found = rules.find((rule) => isSenderRule(rule, addresses, folderUid));
-    if (found) {
-        if (found.enabled) {
-            return { outcome: "existing", rule: found };
-        }
-        // The whole rule, as the filters page saves one: the update replaces the record.
-        const { uid, version, name, sequence, stopProcessingRules, conditions, actions } = found;
-        return { outcome: "enabled", rule: await updateMailFilterRule({ uid, version, name, enabled: true, sequence, stopProcessingRules, conditions, actions }) };
-    }
-    const rule = await createMailFilterRule({
-        mailboxUid,
-        name: `${prefix}${addresses[0]}`,
-        sequence: firstSequence(rules),
-        stopProcessingRules: true,
-        conditions: { fromContains: addresses },
-        actions: [{ type: "move_to_folder", folderUid }],
-    });
-    return { outcome: "created", rule };
-}
-
-/** Takes away every rule that is `folderUid` for `addresses`. */
-async function removeRules(rules: MailFilterRule[], addresses: string[], folderUid: string): Promise<MailFilterRule[]> {
-    const doomed = rules.filter((rule) => isSenderRule(rule, addresses, folderUid));
-    for (const rule of doomed) {
-        await deleteMailFilterRule(rule.uid, rule.version);
-    }
-    return doomed;
-}
-
-/**
- * Blocks a sender: mail from `addresses` (its envelope sender and From header address, when they differ - a mailing list or a bulk sender
- * usually has both) goes to `junkFolderUid` from now on. Idempotent: the rule is made once, and a rule that was turned off is turned on.
- * A "Never block" rule for the same sender is taken away, since the two would fight.
- */
-export async function blockSender(mailboxUid: string, addresses: string[], junkFolderUid: string, inboxFolderUid: string): Promise<BlockResult> {
-    const rules = await listMailFilterRules(mailboxUid, { limit: RULE_LIMIT });
-    await removeRules(rules, addresses, inboxFolderUid);
-    return ensureRule(rules, mailboxUid, addresses, junkFolderUid, BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX);
-}
-
-/** Never blocks a sender: takes away the block rule for `addresses` and makes (once) the rule that keeps their mail in the Inbox. */
-export async function neverBlockSender(
-    mailboxUid: string,
-    addresses: string[],
-    junkFolderUid: string,
-    inboxFolderUid: string,
-): Promise<NeverBlockResult> {
-    const rules = await listMailFilterRules(mailboxUid, { limit: RULE_LIMIT });
-    const removed = await removeRules(rules, addresses, junkFolderUid);
-    const kept = await ensureRule(
-        rules.filter((rule) => !removed.includes(rule)),
-        mailboxUid,
-        addresses,
-        inboxFolderUid,
-        NEVER_BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX,
-    );
-    return { removed, ...kept };
-}
-
-/** Takes back a rule this module made (the notification's Undo). */
-export function removeSenderRule(rule: MailFilterRule): Promise<void> {
-    return deleteMailFilterRule(rule.uid, rule.version);
-}
+///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+// Copyright (C) 2026 Jean-Philippe Steinmetz
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0
+///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+import {
+    MailFilterRule,
+    createMailFilterRule,
+    deleteMailFilterRule,
+    listMailFilterRules,
+    updateMailFilterRule,
+} from "@rapidmx/react-shared/mail/mailFilterRulesApi.js";
+
+/**
+ * "Block sender" and "Never block sender", expressed as the mailbox's own mail filter rules - the server has no blocked-senders list.
+ * A rule's "From contains" is a case-insensitive substring match on the From header (restapi's `matchesConditions()`), which is the
+ * closest thing there is to "from equals": it also matches a longer address that ends in this one (`joann@x.com` for `ann@x.com`).
+ *
+ * - **Block** is `From contains <address>` -> move to the mailbox's Junk Email, stop processing more rules, ahead of every other rule
+ * (a sequence below all of them), so nothing else files the sender's mail first.
+ * - **Never block** is `From contains <address>` -> move to the Inbox, stop processing, likewise first. It keeps the sender's mail out of
+ * the reader's own blocking and filing rules. It cannot keep it out of Junk when the spam filter sends it there: mail the spam filter
+ * has judged junk skips every rule (restapi's `ScanQueueJob.deliverMessage()`).
+ *
+ * Rules are found by what they do, not by their name, so one the reader renamed or made by hand is still the rule for that sender.
+ */
+
+/** Every rule listing asks for up to this many, which is the most the mail server reads when it filters a delivery. */
+const RULE_LIMIT = 500;
+
+export const BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX = "Block ";
+export const NEVER_BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX = "Never block ";
+
+/** `addresses` trimmed, lowercased and without repeats, keeping only what has an `@`. */
+export function normalizeAddresses(addresses: (string | undefined)[]): string[] {
+    return [...new Set(addresses.map((address) => address?.trim().toLowerCase() ?? "").filter((address) => address.includes("@")))];
+}
+
+/** Whether `rule` is "From contains ..." (every address of `addresses` among them, and nothing else) and moves to `folderUid` and stops. */
+function isSenderRule(rule: MailFilterRule, addresses: string[], folderUid: string): boolean {
+    const conditions = rule.conditions as Record<string, unknown>;
+    const only = Object.keys(conditions).every((key) => key === "fromContains" || conditions[key] === undefined);
+    const from = (rule.conditions.fromContains ?? []).map((entry) => entry.toLowerCase());
+    return (
+        only &&
+        addresses.every((address) => from.includes(address)) &&
+        rule.stopProcessingRules &&
+        rule.actions.length === 1 &&
+        rule.actions[0].type === "move_to_folder" &&
+        rule.actions[0].folderUid === folderUid
+    );
+}
+
+/** What blocking a sender did: `created` the rule, found it `existing` (and on), or turned an existing one back on. */
+export interface BlockResult {
+    outcome: "created" | "existing" | "enabled";
+    rule: MailFilterRule;
+}
+
+/** What "Never block" did: the block rules it took away, and the rule that keeps the sender in the Inbox (`created` now or found). */
+export interface NeverBlockResult {
+    removed: MailFilterRule[];
+    outcome: "created" | "existing" | "enabled";
+    rule: MailFilterRule;
+}
+
+/** A sequence that puts a new rule ahead of every rule the mailbox has. */
+function firstSequence(rules: MailFilterRule[]): number {
+    return Math.min(0, ...rules.map((rule) => rule.sequence)) - 1;
+}
+
+/** Finds the rule that does `folderUid` for `addresses`, makes one (named `${prefix}${addresses[0]}`) if there is none, and turns a found one on. */
+async function ensureRule(
+    rules: MailFilterRule[],
+    mailboxUid: string,
+    addresses: string[],
+    folderUid: string,
+    prefix: string,
+): Promise<{ outcome: "created" | "existing" | "enabled"; rule: MailFilterRule }> {
+    const found = rules.find((rule) => isSenderRule(rule, addresses, folderUid));
+    if (found) {
+        if (found.enabled) {
+            return { outcome: "existing", rule: found };
+        }
+        // The whole rule, as the filters page saves one: the update replaces the record.
+        const { uid, version, name, sequence, stopProcessingRules, conditions, actions } = found;
+        return { outcome: "enabled", rule: await updateMailFilterRule({ uid, version, name, enabled: true, sequence, stopProcessingRules, conditions, actions }) };
+    }
+    const rule = await createMailFilterRule({
+        mailboxUid,
+        name: `${prefix}${addresses[0]}`,
+        sequence: firstSequence(rules),
+        stopProcessingRules: true,
+        conditions: { fromContains: addresses },
+        actions: [{ type: "move_to_folder", folderUid }],
+    });
+    return { outcome: "created", rule };
+}
+
+/** Takes away every rule that is `folderUid` for `addresses`. */
+async function removeRules(rules: MailFilterRule[], addresses: string[], folderUid: string): Promise<MailFilterRule[]> {
+    const doomed = rules.filter((rule) => isSenderRule(rule, addresses, folderUid));
+    for (const rule of doomed) {
+        await deleteMailFilterRule(rule.uid, rule.version);
+    }
+    return doomed;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Blocks a sender: mail from `addresses` (its envelope sender and From header address, when they differ - a mailing list or a bulk sender
+ * usually has both) goes to `junkFolderUid` from now on. Idempotent: the rule is made once, and a rule that was turned off is turned on.
+ * A "Never block" rule for the same sender is taken away, since the two would fight.
+ */
+export async function blockSender(mailboxUid: string, addresses: string[], junkFolderUid: string, inboxFolderUid: string): Promise<BlockResult> {
+    const rules = await listMailFilterRules(mailboxUid, { limit: RULE_LIMIT });
+    await removeRules(rules, addresses, inboxFolderUid);
+    return ensureRule(rules, mailboxUid, addresses, junkFolderUid, BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX);
+}
+
+/** Never blocks a sender: takes away the block rule for `addresses` and makes (once) the rule that keeps their mail in the Inbox. */
+export async function neverBlockSender(
+    mailboxUid: string,
+    addresses: string[],
+    junkFolderUid: string,
+    inboxFolderUid: string,
+): Promise<NeverBlockResult> {
+    const rules = await listMailFilterRules(mailboxUid, { limit: RULE_LIMIT });
+    const removed = await removeRules(rules, addresses, junkFolderUid);
+    const kept = await ensureRule(
+        rules.filter((rule) => !removed.includes(rule)),
+        mailboxUid,
+        addresses,
+        inboxFolderUid,
+        NEVER_BLOCK_RULE_PREFIX,
+    );
+    return { removed, ...kept };
+}
+
+/** Takes back a rule this module made (the notification's Undo). */
+export function removeSenderRule(rule: MailFilterRule): Promise<void> {
+    return deleteMailFilterRule(rule.uid, rule.version);
+}