Package: iflowkit-email
iflowkit-email is the sample package included in the iFlowKit Core repository.
Manifest summary
json
{
"name": "iFlowKit-Email",
"version": "1.0.15",
"vendor": "iFlowKit",
"systems": {
"outlook": { "services": ["Mail"] }
},
"credentials": {
"outlook": [
{
"name": "OUTLOOK_AUTHCODE",
"typeCode": "oauth2.authorizationCode",
"propertyName": "IFK_OUTLOOK_AUTH"
},
{
"name": "OUTLOOK_CLIENT_CREDENTIALS",
"typeCode": "oauth2.clientCredentials",
"propertyName": "IFK_OUTLOOK_CC"
}
]
},
"plugins": {
"email": {
"id": "com.iflowkit.plugin.email",
"parameters": {
"defaultSenderAddress": "no-reply@iflowkit.local"
}
}
}
}Build
bash
gradle clean buildPkg -Ppkg=iflowkit-emailHow it works
Manifest-driven inclusion
The package declares the Outlook Mail service and the Email plugin. The package build includes only the declared systems, services and plugins.
Facade entry point
Package facade classes should provide a clear entry point for CPI scripts, so integration flows do not need to know low-level system and plugin details.
Plugin parameters
The Email plugin receives a default sender address through the package manifest:
json
{
"defaultSenderAddress": "no-reply@iflowkit.local"
}Package code can read this through PackageContext and expose a clean helper method.
Suggested use
Use this package as a reference for:
- structuring new packages
- declaring credentials
- including a system service
- wiring plugin parameters
- building a CPI-ready JAR