matt17r

# I found this confusing to read... Active ones are ones that were read less than seven days ago so why is this a greater than symbol?
scope :active, -> { where("read_at IS NULL OR read_at > ?", 7.days.ago) }

# Of course! A date that is greater than another date is more recent than the other date 🤦‍♂️
scope :active, -> { where("read_at IS NULL OR read_at > ?", 7.days.ago) } # '>' == 'more recent than'

# But I think we can do better than [just] a comment (plus I already had an unread scope, why aren't I using it here???)
scope :unread, -> { where(read_at: nil) }
scope :read_within_past, ->(period) { where("read_at > ?", period.ago) } # '>' == 'more recent than'
scope :active, -> { unread.or(read_within_past(7.days)) }

matt17r

  # shorten user to max 20 characters
  def self.create_unix_domain_socket_name_prefix(base_dir = unix_domain_socket_dir)
    user = ENV['USER'] || 'UnknownUser'
    user.slice![0-19]
    File.join(base_dir, "ruby-debug-#{user}")
  end

matt17r

#!/bin/sh

# URL encode mailto link using Perl
url="$(perl -MURI::Escape -e 'print uri_escape($ARGV[0]);' "$2")"

# Then send email via one of the following Gmail accounts

#   1) Default (first logged in) Gmail/Workspace account
open -u "https://mail.google.com/mail/?extsrc=mailto&url=${url}"

matt17r

[This is sample output of the above script for a shared drive named "Shared Drive"]

Shared Drive

Number of files in root of Shared drive: 4

• Folder 1
  • Folder 1a (12 files)
  • Folder 1b (13 files)
• Folder 2 (1 files)