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by kartikt 9y ago
The original comment is meant as an observation rather than an attack. It's great to see the author of the post use gmail.js to quickly get the sentiment analysis working with 30 lines of code. The library was a fun side project and ha
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by kartikt 9y ago
lol
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by kartikt 10y ago
Thank you for the kind words!
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by kartikt 10y ago
Creator of gmail.js here - please see my comment to nathancahill on this thread :-)
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by kartikt 10y ago
Creator of gmail.js here - thanks Nathan! I started working on this almost 3 years ago for a personal project. At that time there weren't many libraries available to work on top of gmail so I decided to compile all the helper functions
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by kartikt 10y ago
This is primarily designed to make chrome extensions on top of gmail
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by kartikt 11y ago
yup!
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by kartikt 11y ago
Creator of gmail.js here. Can confirm
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by kartikt 13y ago
Adding UI heavy features with that library is going to be painful (especially a whole new tab interface). It's designed for a rather 'active' interaction with emails (I made it). Most of the auto reply algorithmic stuff can b
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by kartikt 13y ago
People will start switching to Google+
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by kartikt 13y ago
I agree. Found this on twitter so decided to post it here.
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When "Life Hacking" Is Really White Privilege(medium.com)
10 points by kartikt 13y ago|6 comments
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Touchcast: A mix of TV and the web [video](touchcast.com)
7 points by kartikt 13y ago|2 comments
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by kartikt 13y ago
Check out this guy's tweets. So many negative reviews on the internet https://twitter.com/WayTooGosu Also, the entire site seems to be running on PHP..
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by kartikt 13y ago
Hey zrgiu_, there isn't a native observer for that action yet but the closest call is to check if the user is inside an email. I've created a gh issue out of it so hopefully you'll be able to set triggers with the observer me
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by kartikt 13y ago
Thanks!
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by kartikt 13y ago
Thanks Rohit!
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by kartikt 13y ago
Most email data related methods are making the API calls. The DOM is being used for methods like checking if a user inside an email or if the user has preview panes enabled. Since the primary goal of the library is to aid with chrome extens
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by kartikt 13y ago
Surely! I think the having it out there for anyone to contribute and modify will benefit all our us. Feel free to add on your suggestions or features that are missing :)
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by kartikt 13y ago
Thank you Andy!
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by kartikt 13y ago
Hey catmanjan, see jamesjyu's comment :-)
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by kartikt 13y ago
Thanks James! Your library was the inspiration for the observer methods. I agree with the maintenance part but I think having this out there will help reduce duplicating efforts.
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by kartikt 13y ago
SMTP? Never heard of it. This library is more for developing chrome extensions that take advantage of gmail's DOM and UI state
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by kartikt 13y ago
haha will not disagree
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by kartikt 13y ago
Thanks for your feedback. I agree, which is why i decided to put it out there because I use the library in a chrome extension and if something breaks, I would be trying to get the extension fixed - patching gmail.js. Still better than findi
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by kartikt 13y ago
Definitely! Mind creating an issue out of it? I'll add it to the list
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by kartikt 13y ago
Planning to switch the Gmail code on https://trysignal.com to gmail.js. That should be out soon
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by kartikt 13y ago
Neat suggestion. It could totally be uploaded to a cdn where people can simply import it and once a change occurs on Gmail and the script gets updated, everybody benefits.
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Show HN: Gmail.js – JavaScript API for Gmail(github.com)
212 points by kartikt 13y ago|56 comments
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by kartikt 13y ago
It's a date!

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