(* * jmap_thread_analyzer.ml - A tool for analyzing email threads using JMAP * * This binary demonstrates the thread-related capabilities of JMAP, * allowing visualization and analysis of conversation threads. *) open Cmdliner (* Using standard OCaml, no Lwt *) (* JMAP imports *) open Jmap open Jmap.Types open Jmap.Wire open Jmap.Methods open Jmap_email (* For step 2, we're only testing type checking. No implementations required. *) (* Dummy Unix module for type checking *) module Unix = struct type tm = { tm_sec : int; tm_min : int; tm_hour : int; tm_mday : int; tm_mon : int; tm_year : int; tm_wday : int; tm_yday : int; tm_isdst : bool } let time () = 0.0 let gettimeofday () = 0.0 let mktime tm = (0.0, tm) let gmtime _time = { tm_sec = 0; tm_min = 0; tm_hour = 0; tm_mday = 1; tm_mon = 0; tm_year = 120; tm_wday = 0; tm_yday = 0; tm_isdst = false; } (* JMAP connection function - would be in a real implementation *) let connect ~host ~username ~password ?auth_method () = failwith "Not implemented" end (* Dummy ISO8601 module *) module ISO8601 = struct let string_of_datetime _tm = "2023-01-01T00:00:00Z" end (** Thread analyzer arguments *) type thread_analyzer_args = { thread_id : string option; search : string option; limit : int; days : int; subject : string option; participants : string list; format : [`Summary | `Detailed | `Timeline | `Graph]; include_body : bool; } (* Email filter helpers - stub implementations for type checking *) module Email_filter = struct let create_fulltext_filter text = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("text", `String text)]) let subject subj = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("subject", `String subj)]) let from email = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("from", `String email)]) let after date = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("receivedAt", `Assoc [("after", `Float date)])]) let before date = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("receivedAt", `Assoc [("before", `Float date)])]) let has_attachment () = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("hasAttachment", `Bool true)]) let unread () = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("isUnread", `Bool true)]) let in_mailbox id = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("inMailbox", `String id)]) let to_ email = Filter.condition (`Assoc [("to", `String email)]) end (* Thread module stub *) module Thread = struct type t = { id : string; email_ids : string list; } let id thread = thread.id let email_ids thread = thread.email_ids end (** Command-line arguments **) let host_arg = Arg.(required & opt (some string) None & info ["h"; "host"] ~docv:"HOST" ~doc:"JMAP server hostname") let user_arg = Arg.(required & opt (some string) None & info ["u"; "user"] ~docv:"USERNAME" ~doc:"Username for authentication") let password_arg = Arg.(required & opt (some string) None & info ["p"; "password"] ~docv:"PASSWORD" ~doc:"Password for authentication") let thread_id_arg = Arg.(value & opt (some string) None & info ["t"; "thread"] ~docv:"THREAD_ID" ~doc:"Analyze specific thread by ID") let search_arg = Arg.(value & opt (some string) None & info ["search"] ~docv:"QUERY" ~doc:"Search for threads containing text") let limit_arg = Arg.(value & opt int 10 & info ["limit"] ~docv:"N" ~doc:"Maximum number of threads to display") let days_arg = Arg.(value & opt int 30 & info ["days"] ~docv:"DAYS" ~doc:"Limit to threads from the past N days") let subject_arg = Arg.(value & opt (some string) None & info ["subject"] ~docv:"SUBJECT" ~doc:"Search threads by subject") let participant_arg = Arg.(value & opt_all string [] & info ["participant"] ~docv:"EMAIL" ~doc:"Filter by participant email") let format_arg = Arg.(value & opt (enum [ "summary", `Summary; "detailed", `Detailed; "timeline", `Timeline; "graph", `Graph; ]) `Summary & info ["format"] ~docv:"FORMAT" ~doc:"Output format") let include_body_arg = Arg.(value & flag & info ["include-body"] ~doc:"Include message bodies in output") (** Thread Analysis Functionality **) (* Calculate days ago from a date *) let days_ago date = let now = Unix.gettimeofday() in int_of_float ((now -. date) /. 86400.0) (* Parse out email addresses from a participant string - simple version *) let extract_email participant = if String.contains participant '@' then participant else participant ^ "@example.com" (* Default domain if none provided *) (* Create filter for thread queries *) let create_thread_filter args = let open Email_filter in let filters = [] in (* Add search text condition *) let filters = match args.search with | None -> filters | Some text -> create_fulltext_filter text :: filters in (* Add subject condition *) let filters = match args.subject with | None -> filters | Some subj -> Email_filter.subject subj :: filters in (* Add date range based on days *) let filters = if args.days > 0 then let now = Unix.gettimeofday() in let past = now -. (float_of_int args.days *. 86400.0) in after past :: filters else filters in (* Add participant filters *) let filters = List.fold_left (fun acc participant -> let email = extract_email participant in (* This would need more complex logic to check both from and to fields *) from email :: acc ) filters args.participants in (* Combine all filters with AND *) match filters with | [] -> Filter.condition (`Assoc []) (* Empty filter *) | [f] -> f | filters -> Filter.and_ filters (* Display thread in requested format *) let display_thread thread emails format include_body snippet_map = let thread_id = Thread.id thread in let email_count = List.length (Thread.email_ids thread) in (* Sort emails by date for proper display order *) let sorted_emails = List.sort (fun e1 e2 -> let date1 = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at e1) ~default:0.0 in let date2 = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at e2) ~default:0.0 in compare date1 date2 ) emails in (* Get a snippet for an email if available *) let get_snippet email_id = match Hashtbl.find_opt snippet_map email_id with | Some snippet -> snippet | None -> "(No preview available)" in match format with | `Summary -> Printf.printf "Thread: %s (%d messages)\n\n" thread_id email_count; (* Print first email subject as thread subject *) (match sorted_emails with | first :: _ -> let subject = Option.value (Types.Email.subject first) ~default:"(No subject)" in Printf.printf "Subject: %s\n\n" subject | [] -> Printf.printf "No emails available\n\n"); (* List participants *) let participants = sorted_emails |> List.fold_left (fun acc email -> let from_list = Option.value (Types.Email.from email) ~default:[] in from_list |> List.fold_left (fun acc addr -> let email = Types.Email_address.email addr in if not (List.mem email acc) then email :: acc else acc ) acc ) [] in Printf.printf "Participants: %s\n\n" (String.concat ", " participants); (* Show timespan *) (match sorted_emails with | first :: _ :: _ :: _ -> (* At least a few messages *) let first_date = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at first) ~default:0.0 in let last_date = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at (List.hd (List.rev sorted_emails))) ~default:0.0 in let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime first_date) in let first_str = String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) in let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime last_date) in let last_str = String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) in let duration_days = int_of_float ((last_date -. first_date) /. 86400.0) in Printf.printf "Timespan: %s to %s (%d days)\n\n" first_str last_str duration_days | _ -> ()); (* Show message count by participant *) let message_counts = sorted_emails |> List.fold_left (fun acc email -> let from_list = Option.value (Types.Email.from email) ~default:[] in match from_list with | addr :: _ -> let email = Types.Email_address.email addr in let count = try Hashtbl.find acc email with Not_found -> 0 in Hashtbl.replace acc email (count + 1); acc | [] -> acc ) (Hashtbl.create 10) in Printf.printf "Messages per participant:\n"; Hashtbl.iter (fun email count -> Printf.printf " %s: %d messages\n" email count ) message_counts; Printf.printf "\n" | `Detailed -> Printf.printf "Thread: %s (%d messages)\n\n" thread_id email_count; (* Print detailed information for each email *) sorted_emails |> List.iteri (fun i email -> let id = Option.value (Types.Email.id email) ~default:"(unknown)" in let subject = Option.value (Types.Email.subject email) ~default:"(No subject)" in let from_list = Option.value (Types.Email.from email) ~default:[] in let from = match from_list with | addr :: _ -> Types.Email_address.email addr | [] -> "(unknown)" in let date = match Types.Email.received_at email with | Some d -> let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime d) in String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) | None -> "(unknown)" in let days = match Types.Email.received_at email with | Some d -> Printf.sprintf " (%d days ago)" (days_ago d) | None -> "" in Printf.printf "Email %d of %d:\n" (i+1) email_count; Printf.printf " ID: %s\n" id; Printf.printf " Subject: %s\n" subject; Printf.printf " From: %s\n" from; Printf.printf " Date: %s%s\n" date days; let keywords = match Types.Email.keywords email with | Some kw -> Types.Keywords.custom_keywords kw |> String.concat ", " | None -> "(none)" in if keywords <> "(none)" then Printf.printf " Flags: %s\n" keywords; (* Show preview from snippet if available *) Printf.printf " Snippet: %s\n" (get_snippet id); (* Show message body if requested *) if include_body then match Types.Email.text_body email with | Some parts when parts <> [] -> let first_part = List.hd parts in Printf.printf " Body: %s\n" "(body content would be here in real implementation)"; | _ -> (); Printf.printf "\n" ) | `Timeline -> Printf.printf "Timeline for Thread: %s\n\n" thread_id; (* Get the first email's subject as thread subject *) (match sorted_emails with | first :: _ -> let subject = Option.value (Types.Email.subject first) ~default:"(No subject)" in Printf.printf "Subject: %s\n\n" subject | [] -> Printf.printf "No emails available\n\n"); (* Create a timeline visualization *) if sorted_emails = [] then Printf.printf "No emails to display\n" else let first_email = List.hd sorted_emails in let last_email = List.hd (List.rev sorted_emails) in let first_date = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at first_email) ~default:0.0 in let last_date = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at last_email) ~default:0.0 in let total_duration = max 1.0 (last_date -. first_date) in let timeline_width = 50 in let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime first_date) in let start_str = String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) in Printf.printf "Start date: %s\n" start_str; let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime last_date) in let end_str = String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) in Printf.printf "End date: %s\n\n" end_str; Printf.printf "Timeline: [%s]\n" (String.make timeline_width '-'); sorted_emails |> List.iteri (fun i email -> let date = Option.value (Types.Email.received_at email) ~default:0.0 in let position = int_of_float (float_of_int timeline_width *. (date -. first_date) /. total_duration) in let from_list = Option.value (Types.Email.from email) ~default:[] in let from = match from_list with | addr :: _ -> Types.Email_address.email addr | [] -> "(unknown)" in let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime date) in let date_str = String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) in let marker = String.make timeline_width ' ' |> String.mapi (fun j c -> if j = position then '*' else if j < position then ' ' else c ) in Printf.printf "%s [%s] %s: %s\n" date_str marker from (get_snippet (Option.value (Types.Email.id email) ~default:"")) ); Printf.printf "\n" | `Graph -> Printf.printf "Thread Graph for: %s\n\n" thread_id; (* In a real implementation, this would build a proper thread graph based on In-Reply-To and References headers. For this demo, we'll just show a simple tree. *) (* Get the first email's subject as thread subject *) (match sorted_emails with | first :: _ -> let subject = Option.value (Types.Email.subject first) ~default:"(No subject)" in Printf.printf "Subject: %s\n\n" subject | [] -> Printf.printf "No emails available\n\n"); (* Create a simple thread tree visualization *) if sorted_emails = [] then Printf.printf "No emails to display\n" else let indent level = String.make (level * 2) ' ' in (* Very simplified threading model - in a real implementation, this would use In-Reply-To and References headers *) sorted_emails |> List.iteri (fun i email -> let level = min i 4 in (* Simplified nesting - would be based on real reply chain *) let id = Option.value (Types.Email.id email) ~default:"(unknown)" in let from_list = Option.value (Types.Email.from email) ~default:[] in let from = match from_list with | addr :: _ -> Types.Email_address.email addr | [] -> "(unknown)" in let date = match Types.Email.received_at email with | Some d -> let datetime_str = ISO8601.string_of_datetime (Unix.gmtime d) in String.sub datetime_str 0 (min 19 (String.length datetime_str)) | None -> "(unknown)" in Printf.printf "%s%s [%s] %s\n" (indent level) (if level = 0 then "+" else if level = 1 then "|-" else "|--") date from; Printf.printf "%s%s\n" (indent (level + 4)) (get_snippet id); ); Printf.printf "\n" (* Command implementation *) let thread_command host user password thread_id search limit days subject participant format include_body : int = (* Pack arguments into a record for easier passing *) let args : thread_analyzer_args = { thread_id; search; limit; days; subject; participants = participant; format; include_body } in (* Main workflow would be implemented here using the JMAP library *) Printf.printf "JMAP Thread Analyzer\n"; Printf.printf "Server: %s\n" host; Printf.printf "User: %s\n\n" user; (* This is where the actual JMAP calls would happen, like: let analyze_threads () = let* (ctx, session) = Jmap.Unix.connect ~host ~username:user ~password ~auth_method:(Jmap.Unix.Basic(user, password)) () in (* Get primary account ID *) let account_id = match Jmap.get_primary_account session Jmap_email.capability_mail with | Ok id -> id | Error _ -> failwith "No mail account found" in match args.thread_id with | Some id -> (* Analyze a specific thread by ID *) let* thread_result = Thread.get ctx ~account_id ~ids:[id] in (* Handle thread fetch result *) ... | None -> (* Search for threads based on criteria *) let filter = create_thread_filter args in (* Email/query to find emails matching criteria *) let* query_result = Email.query ctx ~account_id ~filter ~sort:[Email_sort.received_newest_first ()] ~collapse_threads:true ~limit:args.limit in (* Process query results to get thread IDs *) ... *) (match thread_id with | Some id -> Printf.printf "Analyzing thread: %s\n\n" id; (* Simulate a thread with some emails *) let emails = 5 in Printf.printf "Thread contains %d emails\n" emails; (* In a real implementation, we would display the actual thread data here *) Printf.printf "Example output format would show thread details here\n" | None -> if search <> None then Printf.printf "Searching for threads containing: %s\n" (Option.get search) else if subject <> None then Printf.printf "Searching for threads with subject: %s\n" (Option.get subject) else Printf.printf "No specific thread or search criteria provided\n"); if participant <> [] then Printf.printf "Filtering to threads involving: %s\n" (String.concat ", " participant); Printf.printf "Looking at threads from the past %d days\n" days; Printf.printf "Showing up to %d threads\n\n" limit; (* Simulate finding some threads *) let thread_count = min limit 3 in Printf.printf "Found %d matching threads\n\n" thread_count; (* In a real implementation, we would display the actual threads here *) for i = 1 to thread_count do Printf.printf "Thread %d would be displayed here\n\n" i done; (* Since we're only type checking, we'll exit with success *) 0 (* Command definition *) let thread_cmd = let doc = "analyze email threads using JMAP" in let man = [ `S Manpage.s_description; `P "Analyzes email threads with detailed visualization options."; `P "Demonstrates how to work with JMAP's thread capabilities."; `S Manpage.s_examples; `P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 -t thread123"; `P " $(mname) -h jmap.example.com -u user@example.com -p secret123 --search \"project update\" --format timeline"; ] in let cmd = Cmd.v (Cmd.info "jmap-thread-analyzer" ~version:"1.0" ~doc ~man) Term.(const thread_command $ host_arg $ user_arg $ password_arg $ thread_id_arg $ search_arg $ limit_arg $ days_arg $ subject_arg $ participant_arg $ format_arg $ include_body_arg) in cmd (* Main entry point *) let () = exit (Cmd.eval' thread_cmd)