Resurface old memories into your email.

A file resurfacer. Receive emails on notes you've written, quotes you've kept, and memories you've made.

Prerequisites

1. Setup AWS credentials on computer
2. Install Serverless

How to Deploy & Run

1. You're gonna need a credentials.json and an aws.json file in the root directory.

• The credentials.json file will have the Google OAuth credentials which you download from them.
• Additionally make sure you have the proper redirect_uris set in credentials.json. This would probably mean localhost:3000/dev/process for development and http://insert-lambda-url/dev/process for a deployed app.
• The aws.json file will contain:

{
  "email": "hello@hello.com", // your email
  "userId": 1234567890, // your AWS user id
  "bucket": "bucket-name", // the name of the S3 bucket
  "file_name": "google-stuff.json" // the file within your S3 to fetch
}

2. Once you have the static files set up in root, you're going to need to authorize for the first time. Run the app in development with sls offline and go to the /authorize endpoint and authorize your Google account through the link provided.
3. Once you've provided permissions, the app will hit the /process endpoint with your credentials and save them to the S3 bucket you provided in aws.json.
4. If everything goes well, you can deploy with sls deploy and scheduling would work out of the box (default: 1 day) and you should begin to receive emails!

---to be finished---

Stack

• Node.js Typescript Serverless lambda
• Google OAuth and Drive APIs
• AWS SES and S3
• Mustache templating

Action Items

• Remove callbacks
• Integrate environment variables
• Tighten AWS policies
• Simplify document preview fetching
• Update authorize function
• Email authorization link