Add Expense to the client list - #64
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Local verification, since the Lint workflow is sitting at action_required (first-time contributor to this repo, so it needs a maintainer to approve the run):
So a Lint run should pass once approved. The Deploy Preview check will not run from this fork. |
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Adds Expense to the Clients list on https://jmap.io/software/.
Expense (https://expense.labnotes.org) is a free web expense tracker for
freelancers and the self-employed. It connects to a JMAP mailbox — Fastmail, or
any JMAP server you point it at, discovered over /.well-known/jmap — and turns
the receipts in it into categorized, tax-ready expenses, moving processed mail
to Trash. It uses JMAP Core and Mail: session discovery, Email/query,
Email/get, Email/set, Email/import, blob upload/download, and
PushSubscription for push, authenticated with a Bearer token or HTTP Basic.
The entry is in alphabetical position in the Clients section and is formatted
with npm run lint-prettier.
Only the site's list is touched. I left jmapio/jmap's
software/software.mdown alone: it looks older than this page and is missing
entries that are on the site (Sterna, ihasmail, Pimsync).