apple: add mailmux HTTP API client All it does it fetch aliases for now. It could be better.

apple: Handle custom build configuration with XCode XCode handles this for us since XCode 13 (the current stable version).

web: present HTTP Basic Auth challenge rather than just always refusing. This gives us a nice prompt in a web browser and also lets Swift's & Objective-C's HTTP clients correctly handle authentication.

userdb: correctly scan password when looking up user

cmd/changeuser: create and change a user on disk So now we can do it via ssh or something

apple: get main app interface working with test data

Delete unused SQL script Replaced by statements in mailmux itself. Callers of OpenUserDB() and CreateUserDB() get a database initialised for them automatically.

shorter, cleaer error message on bad username

mailmux: use builtin sqlite datetime functions to set modtime Better to use the functionality provided by sqlite since we've decided to bring on the dependency. Might as well use it.

web: cleanup temp test files after tests finish

mailmux: store last modified time of users, aliases This is useful information that could be used for auditing people abusing the service, some basic non-invasive system metrics, and of course it's useful for users to see in the interface.

mailmux: stop printing to stdout on every test

new web package for all HTTP API related stuff

mailmux, docs: serialise time as RFC3339, not Unix this is what Go's time package expects when marshalling time in JSON.

mailmux: deduplicate userdb table init

add prototype swiftui app

mailmux: limit registration request/response sizes Hopefully this will prevent any abuse from causing too many problems!

build docs from correct directory

use ruby-provided bundler

aliases: error on recipient name containing colons

Add HTTP API reference, build automatically

wip

wip

check dictionary exists before opening aliasdb

Add quick start scripts