Gmail Unsubscribe to Newletters and Paid Subscriptions Filter

An example flask rest API server.

To build production, type make prod.

To create the env for a new developer, run make dev_env.

Note to Dennis and Gordon: While we wrote the technicals, we spoke with Callahan and he said no points will be taken off.

Project Overview:

The user can filter their Gmail emails from infrequently engaged subscriptions. The user will have the option to delete unwanted emails or make them not visible.

Design:

1. We will use the Gmail API to update the person's filters to unsubscribe or resubscribe to a service.
2. We will need a Database Storage system, such as MongoDB/Firebase/Postgres SQL to help us store user activity.
3. We will use Flask to allow Python to act as a backend.
4. We will use Jinja2 to act as a messenger for data transfer.
5. We will use pydoc for good documentation.
6. We will use TravisCI to check code quality.
7. If allowed, we can use OAuth 2.0 to allow users to log in through authorized accounts such as through Gmail/Facebook/etc.
8. If allowed, we will also integrate the Google Calendar API to help set reminders and tasks for the user.

User Requirements:

1. CREATE: A user can register for an account by using the /user_registration endpoint.
2. A user can login to their accounts using the /user_login_auth endpoint.
3. UPDATE: A user can add a new subscription status through the /add_subscription endpoint
4. DELETE: A user can delete a subscription through the /delete_subscription endpoint
5. READ: A user can view all of their current subscriptions and statuses through the /get_active_subscriptions endpoint
6. READ: A user can view all of their unsubscribed subscriptions and statuses through the /inactive_user_subscriptions endpoint
7. READ: If the project allows, a user can view their subscription habits (eg. summary statistics and categorize by subscription topic) through /get_subsciption_statistics (NOT GOING TO IMPLEMENT THIS)
8. READ: We can see a list of all users through the /list_users endpoint.