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commit 889299b6804134f6bcf124a566e20f143227f41e
parent 0c2518acf6fdacd2b1c97e474fdea7f54a60911a
Author: Vincent Demeester <vincent@sbr.pm>
Date:   Tue,  1 Dec 2020 10:29:38 +0100

users/vincent: import gmailctl stdlib

Signed-off-by: Vincent Demeester <vincent@sbr.pm>

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users/vincent/mails/default.nix
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users/vincent/mails/gmailctl.libsonnet
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diff --git a/users/vincent/mails/default.nix b/users/vincent/mails/default.nix
@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ in
     sync = false;
   };
   home.file.".gmailctl/config.jsonnet".source = ./config.jsonnet;
+  home.file.".gmailctl/gmailctl.jsonnet".source = ./gmailctl.libsonnet;
 
   xdg.configFile."nr/mails" = {
     text = builtins.toJSON [
diff --git a/users/vincent/mails/gmailctl.libsonnet b/users/vincent/mails/gmailctl.libsonnet
@@ -0,0 +1,71 @@
+// gmailctl standard library
+//
+// This library contains utilities for common filter operations.
+
+{
+  // chainFilters is a function that, given a list of rules,
+  // returns a new list where the rules are chained togheter,
+  // which means that they can be interpreted as a chain
+  // of "if elsif elsif".
+  // The result is basically a list of rules where each filter
+  // is modified by adding an AND with the negation of all the
+  // previous filters.
+  chainFilters(fs)::
+    // utility that given a rule it returns its negated filter.
+    local negate(r) = { not: r.filter };
+    // recursive that goes trough all elements of arr
+    local aux(arr, i, negated, running) =
+      if i >= std.length(arr) then
+        running
+      else
+        // the new rule is an AND of:
+        // - the negation of all the previous rules
+        // - the current rule
+        local newr = {
+          filter: {
+            and: negated + [arr[i].filter],
+          },
+          actions: arr[i].actions,
+        };
+        aux(arr, i + 1, negated + [negate(arr[i])], running + [newr]) tailstrict;
+
+    if std.length(fs) == 0 then []
+    else aux(fs, 1, [negate(fs[0])], [fs[0]]),
+
+  // directlyTo matches only email where the recipient is in the 'TO'
+  // field, not the 'CC' or 'BCC' ones.
+  directlyTo(recipient):: {
+    and: [
+      { to: recipient },
+      { not: { cc: recipient } },
+      { not: { bcc: recipient } },
+    ],
+  },
+
+  local extendWithParents(labels) =
+    local extend(p) =
+      local comps = std.split(p, '/');
+      local aux(curr, rem) =
+        if std.length(rem) == 0 then
+          [curr]
+        else
+          aux(curr + '/' + rem[0], rem[1:]) + [curr];
+      if std.length(comps) == 1 then [p]
+      else aux(comps[0], comps[1:]);
+    std.flattenArrays([extend(l) for l in labels]),
+
+  // ruleLabels returns all the labels needed by the rule.
+  local ruleLabels(rule) =
+    if std.objectHas(rule.actions, 'labels') then
+      extendWithParents(rule.actions.labels)
+    else
+      [],
+
+  // ruleLabels returns all the labels needed by the given rules.
+  //
+  // Note that no other properties, other than the name, are attached
+  // to the labels (i.e. the color).
+  rulesLabels(rules)::
+    local labels = std.uniq(std.sort(std.flattenArrays([ruleLabels(x) for x in rules])));
+    [{ name: x } for x in labels],
+}