The JavaScript library, all-ears.js, is made for web clients.
The <meta> tag aem.url.api specifies the URL of the All-Ears Mail API. If left blank, the library assumes the API operates at the current domain with the default port.
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Modern and Original are web clients using the library, with the former being in more active development. As single-page web apps, each has three files: main.js, main.css, and index.html.
Local.sh can be used to create a single-file standalone web app that can be run locally.
Keygen.html is for new account creation.
All APIs require an account, and use a custom binary format. Only a timestamp and the user's ID (0-4095) in the request is in plaintext. Everything else about requests is encrypted, and responses are entirely encrypted.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Account/Browse |
Get information about accounts. Admin only. |
Account/Create |
Create a new account. Admin only. |
Account/Delete |
Delete an account. Users may delete their own accounts, while admins can delete any account. Deletes all the user's data. |
Account/Update |
Set account level. Users may decrease their account level, while admins can set anyone's level to any value. |
Address/Create |
Register a new address. Normal addresses are hashed client-side. Shield addresses are generated by the server. |
Address/Delete |
Delete an address. Deleted addresses become immediately available for registration. |
Address/Update |
Set settings for the addresses. |
Message/Browse |
Get messages. Optionally, also gets information about the user's account and the service. |
Message/Create |
Send a message (either an internal message to another user on the platform, or an email). |
Message/Delete |
Delete a message. |
Message/Public |
Send a message to all users. Admin only. |
Message/Upload |
Upload a file (stored together with messages). Uses client-side encryption. |
Private/Update |
Update the user's private data field. Uses client-side encryption. |
Setting/Limits |
Set limits. Admin only. |