followup: A Ruby repository from aantix

TODO¶ ↑

Better/more minimalistic view for mobile.

Maybe it should be text only?

The table columns take up way too much space.

 - Make the email text all streamlined, where it shows picture,
   followed by who wrote it, followed by the email body followed
   by respond/ignore buttons.

- THe respond/remove buttons should be larger on iphones (make them responsive?)

- The remove button should be "ignore"

 - The text should be larger.  Much larger.  Can't read it on my iphone.

 - What about making the "Respond" button open up to the basic html interface?
   That could speed things up.

 - Look at Ramit Seethi's emails; his are easy to read on a phone.

 - Change the "Reply" button to redirect to site, then to Gmail compose.

Implement capistrabo deoploys; should recompile assets on deploy and restart sidekiq
Bug in displaying text with slashes (e.g. the text “100/hr” only shows the “/hr”).
Buy a bunch of private proxies and route the Rapportive requests through that www.myprivateproxy.net/buy.php
Email analysis optimization: don’t do a rapportive lookup unless the email is last in the thread (otherwise you won’t need it and the image may never be displayed)
Look at ActiveJob not just for scheduling sidekiq jobs, but delivering the FollowupMailer.daily as well (update devise?)
Setup Mixpanel
Signups
Unsubscribes
Daily summary mail read
Daily summary mail sent
Privacy Policy
Deploy to Heroku failed; git push is too big I think with the NLP libraries..
Get build of talon working on the CI server. Check in that build too (maybe build to another director; unbuntu_build?)
How to make this performant when someone requests for the first time?

– FollowupWorker just creates the gmail object pool – FollowupInboxWorker accesses the gmail object poll and downloads the emails for a given day – FollowupEmailWorker processes an email – EmailProfileInfoWorker downloads info for a given email – EmailProfileImageWorker downloads info for a given email

– What about just downloading the subject/headers? If they pass the first round of filters, then download the body?

– What about creating a sidekiq job (or Thread?) for each day that we need to download emails for. So single gmail object (stor

– Is it possible to request multiple messages in parallel (e.msg) since this is the most time consuming?

– Start a bunch of sidekiq jobs to process email and download images? – Use the new ActiveJob?
```
-- Requires devise update ( https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/pull/3153) to get to Rails 4.2
```
Why isn’t this message showing up in sent? mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#sent/14803bf68ba0bd00
The Python program will need to be recompiled under Unbuntu – Is there a way to maintain both compiles? Control by symlink?
Cron job to schedule the sending of daily emails
Remove an email from the list (to stop the tracking)
Refine the “followup” scenario; when someone hasn’t responded, call that out.
Have the user specify their timeone
Put up a minimal homepage
Deploy to Heroku; queues running on BlueVM
Respond to email inline?
Implement images for the individual emails. Can query rapportive with this gem :

patrickperey.com/find-anyones-email-a-ruby-script/ github.com/the4dpatrick/possible-email – Done
Create a model “EmailThread” that has_many :emails
- The thread model contains a timestamp of the last email in the thread.
– Done
- Can query the thread for followup? (one email sent from owner, no response) or response? (lots of emails, last email had questions in it). – Done
– PossibleEmail returns an empty response iobject when nothing is found, but when somethign is found
```
 the data element is on the response object.  Querying for whether a  the data element is on the object is just weird

 -- Remove any of the puts statements. They're extraneous.
 --

text = <<-TEXT
```

Hey -

Social Distortion is playing in Sacramento on Thursday, October 2nd. www.socialdistortion.com/tours/

If I bought the tickets, would you want to go?

Jim

   TEXT

require 'stanford-core-nlp'

StanfordCoreNLP.jar_path = "/Users/aantix/dev/followup/libs/stanford-core-nlp-full/"
StanfordCoreNLP.model_path = "/Users/aantix/dev/followup/libs/stanford-core-nlp-full/"

new_text = text.gsub("\n", " ")
pipeline = StanfordCoreNLP.load(:tokenize, :ssplit, :pos, :lemma, :parse, :ner, :dcoref)
ttext    = StanfordCoreNLP::Annotation.new(new_text)
pipeline.annotate(ttext)

i = 0
ttext.get(:sentences).each do |sentence|
	  puts "#{i} - #{sentence.to_s}"
	  i+=1
end

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