tag:github.com,2008:https://github.com/python3-automation/python-o365/releases 2019-07-29T09:47:00Z tag:github.com,2008:Repository/366156344/v2.0 2019-07-29T09:47:00Z <p>Release.py: sort releases by date</p> goffinet tag:github.com,2008:Repository/366156344/release-1.0.1 2018-11-15T22:19:08Z <p>Auto deploy</p> Narcolapser tag:github.com,2008:Repository/366156344/archive/old_api 2018-10-24T16:39:53Z <p>Merge branch 'master' into bug_fixes</p> Narcolapser tag:github.com,2008:Repository/366156344/archive/moarpython 2018-04-02T19:04:39Z <p>I mused on github to @roycem90 about my idea of making O365 more<br> pythonic. I finally had a chance when I wasn't doing a lot else to<br> fiddle around with it and see how it would pan out. The results I<br> have managed so far are quite satifying. This library could be made<br> a lot more pythonic in a lot of ways. In terms of the code itself<br> I want to leverage properties more and remove the need for methods<br> like "getRecipient" and "setRecipient" and instead just use the<br> property "recipient". Apply that to all of the objects and their<br> data members and it should result in a pretty clear and consise<br> API.</p> <p>The other way I want to make this a batteries included kind of<br> library is inspired largely by roycem90's fluent inbox and message.<br> Also inspiration for libraries like pandas. I've setup in this<br> commit fluent_inbox with a <strong>getitem</strong> method that allows for<br> accessing the messages in the inbox super easily. I'm going to talk<br> with roycem and @janscas about this and see if I can get their<br> input on how to move forward.</p> goffinet tag:github.com,2008:Repository/366156344/archive/verifyssl 2017-10-04T13:51:34Z <p>Fixed mixing of tabs and spaces.</p> goffinet