Release gmailr 1.0.0 · r-lib/gmailr

Breaking changes

All functions are now prefixed with gm_*() to avoid name conflicts with
other packages (including the base package), the previous names have been deprecated
and will be removed in future releases. Use
gmailr:::gm_convert_file(list.files(pattern = "[.]R$", recursive = TRUE))
to convert all R files in the current directory to the new names. (#95)
New gm_auth_configure() and gm_auth() functions added conforming to the
conventions in the gargle package.
gmail_auth(), clear_token() and use_secret_token() are now deprecated and will be removed
in a future release.
The google application bundled in previous gmailr releases has been removed,
users will now need to create their own applications in order to use gmailr. See
the Setup section
in the readme for details. This was nessesary to comply with stricter enforement
of the API terms of service.

New gm_attachements() returns a data.frame of attachment information from a
message or draft (#10, #24).
New gm_delete_draft() added to delete a draft email without sending it to the trash.
New gm_profile() function to return the gmail profile of the currently
logged in user (#114)
New gm_scopes() function to list the available scopes, and gmailr now
requests only the full scope by default (#90)
More detailed examples added to the README and the vignette, including adding
and referencing attachments in HTML email.

gm_body(), gm_to(), gm_from(), gm_cc(), gm_bcc() and gm_subject()
now automatically mark their output as UTF-8 (#47, #86)
Quoted-printable now works with smart quotes (#77)
Unicode text can now be used in email headers, including the Subject and
address fields, like To and Cc (#76, #78)
print.gmail_message() now only prints the parts of the message that are
defined (#88) and now prints out the filenames of attachments (if any).