IMPORTANT: This repo is deprecated! - deltachat-jsonrpc has moved to core repo.

deltachat-jsonrpc was moved to the core repo in deltachat-core-rust#3463.

New location: https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-core-rust/tree/master/deltachat-jsonrpc

deltachat-jsonrpc

Build Requirements

• Linux or Mac, scrips make use of features like > pipes and && (maybe the newer versions of powershell support them, but I didn't try that.)
• rust (installed via rustup)

Start the webserver

The webserver is an example usage. Goal of it is to be usable both as example and as base for deltachat-kaiOS.

RUST_LOG=info cargo run --features webserver

Generate Typescript Bindings

cd typescript
npm i
npm run build

Run the development example

Mac

alias firefox=/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox
npm run example:build && firefox --devtools $(pwd)/example/browser-example.html

Linux:

npm run example:run

Compiling server for kaiOS or android:

cross build --features=webserver --target armv7-linux-androideabi --release

Run the tests

Rust tests

cargo test --features=webserver

Typescript

cd typescript
npm run test

For the online tests to run you need a test account token for a mailadm instance, you can use docker to spin up a local instance: https://github.com/deltachat/docker-mailadm

set the env var DCC_NEW_TMP_EMAIL to your mailadm token: example: DCC_NEW_TMP_EMAIL=https://testrun.org/new_email?t=1h_195dksa6544

If your test fail with server shutdown at the start, then you might have a process from a last run still running probably and you need to kill that process manually to continue.

Test Coverage

You can test coverage with npm run coverage, but you need to have DCC_NEW_TMP_EMAIL set, otherwise the result will be useless because some functions can only be tested with the online tests.

If you are offline and want to see the coverage results anyway (even though they are NOT correct), you can bypass the error with COVERAGE_OFFLINE=1 npm run coverage

Open coverage/index.html for a detailed report. bindings.ts is probably the most interesting file for coverage, because it describes the api functions.