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See: https://www.example-code.com/python/office365_imap_oauth_authentication.asp

The code I'm currently using deals with normal IMAP authentication (username + password). Microsoft is now requiring OAUTH2 tokens to authenticate to their servers.

The web UI I added in b229be4 works great on desktop, but on mobile, I get a very narrow viewport and have to zoom in to use the interface:

I'm guessing Bootstrap has some way of making this responsive easily? Or am I missing a viewport setting in the HTML?

A few feature requests:

• Make the 'success' alert for dinging the bell dismissible.
• Make the 'success' alert automatically hide after 3 seconds.
• Add a 'Ding + Sound' button so you can both ding and play a sound if configured using config.yml

For deployment, I'll need to run sudo apt install php-yaml on my production Clarence unit, and pull all the latest data, then maybe restart apache2.

I need to move the cutout about 1.5mm down, and 2mm left.

Edit in here: https://github.com/geerlingguy/pi-bell-slapper/blob/master/enclosure/pcb.scad#L104-L109

Something like the Push Pull Type Electric DC Solenoid; basically mount the solenoid inside the bell, so I can have the Pi underneath, the solenoid on top, and ding the bell from the inside. So it's just a bell with a little box underneath. Maybe a good time to consider switching to the Pi Zero W, too!

Goes right along with the bell slapper.

This system is going to check an email address to see if there's a new message with a donation notification, and if so, it will call the dinger and ding the bell.

I'd like to make a for-real PCB for this circuit—ideally with the circuits mounted underneath so everything fits within the footprint of a Pi Zero and is only the height of the GPIO header plus a PCB. This would allow a much more compact mounting solution, and the possibility of putting everything under the bell itself maybe...

Someone on Twitter hacked up a quick concept PCB: https://oshwlab.com/magic.blue.smoke/pizero_solenoid

I'd have to verify it works, but that could be the ticket.