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Enables you to get rid of sent and junk items

It would be nice for drivers if we had night mode styling (white/grey on black).

1. Close dashboard
2. Open it again

Expect: I stay logged in unless I explicitly logged out
Result: Forced to login

I sent myself an email with the following text:

This should look great.

Bill

Expect: text displays as sent

Result: looks like this:

Bill

. great This should look.

TSD is deprecated. Typings is the new hotness.

1. Enter an invalid login state (I had logged in to Microsoft elsewhere with my personal email address, which is not associated with Exchange)
2. Refresh the App

Expected: option to logout or login

Result: can't login with different account, and can't logout from current account. Dead in the water.

1. Run app on an empty inbox

Expect: Some positive feedback about what you're looking at, so that you know the app is functioning correctly.

Result: Three boxes in white, light grey, and dark grey. No text. Looks like something crashed.

1. Open error console
2. Open Settings dialog
3. Change Refresh interval

Expect: new timer set when Settings dialog is closed
Result: new timer set as soon as you finish typing, if not sooner

This is true for all the other settings too.

1. Add debug logger, e.g. *_console.log("subject:", subject); *_to MessageView.render
2. View error console
3. Refresh app
4. Click on message

Expect: one log entry for the message in question
Result: thirteen (13) log entries for the message in question

1. Run the app, login
2. Resize the window, making it narrower and wider

Expect: message list to either have a fixed width, or a minimum width that expands with the window width
Result: width goes through a number of gyrations

This will let us do a better job gathering data and sending it down through the component tree.

We've seen a couple of reports where the bootstrap styles have failed to load. Recommend we switch to use the same version hosted on the CloudFlare CDN.

Run office-dashboard without having to login to an Exchange server, using a set of test data.

1. Send yourself an email that is just plain text, with blank lines, e.g. "first\n\nsecond\n\nthird"

Expect: show blank lines between the lines
Result: shows "first second third"

Here is a simple example: http://jsfiddle.net/johnshew/kndfj3r5/

Might want to clear a text selection when an item selection occurs.

1. In Settings, set browser refresh to 0 seconds
2. In Settings, set browser refresh to 5 seconds

Expect: contents refresh in 5 seconds
Result: contents do not refresh

1. Reload app

Now contents correctly refresh every 5 seconds (because the app started with a 5 second refresh)

It's a compiled file. Seems like it would be better to force folks to generate it using npm bulld.

Might be fine to leave it as an example of using an existing non-typescript library.

Might be good to create one if it is a broadly used library.

Should be a pure Office React project.

App.tsx can use Kurve to load Graph data objects that are used by the Office react components.