| // static/js/emailLibrary/replyRecipients.js | |
| // | |
| // Pure helpers for building reply-all recipient lists. No DOM, no fetch, | |
| // no shared state — safe to import anywhere and to unit-test under node. | |
| // Extract the bare email from "Name <email@x>" or a plain "email@x". | |
| export function extractEmail(addr) { | |
| const m = (addr || '').match(/<([^>]+)>/); | |
| return (m ? m[1] : (addr || '')).trim().toLowerCase(); | |
| } | |
| // Reply-all CC = everyone on the original To + Cc, minus ourselves, with the | |
| // original "Name <email>" form preserved. | |
| // | |
| // `mine` is a single address or a list of the user's own addresses (a | |
| // multi-account user has more than one). Empty/unknown ⇒ no exclusion. | |
| // Comparing by exact extracted email (not a substring `includes`) is what | |
| // fixes issue #360: an empty self address made `"...".includes("")` true for | |
| // every recipient, so reply-all dropped the entire Cc list. | |
| export function buildReplyAllCc(data, mine) { | |
| const list = Array.isArray(mine) ? mine : [mine]; | |
| const me = new Set(list.map((a) => (a || '').toLowerCase()).filter(Boolean)); | |
| const split = (s) => (typeof s === 'string' ? s : '').split(',').map((x) => x.trim()).filter(Boolean); | |
| return [...split(data && data.to), ...split(data && data.cc)] | |
| .filter((addr) => !me.has(extractEmail(addr))) | |
| .join(', '); | |
| } | |