Meetable
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A lightweight, no-fuss meeting scheduler. Calendar importing saves you the work of cross referencing your calendar with everyone elses, or inputting it by hand.
May 14, 2017 (David)
- Design and add favicon to site
May 13, 2017 (Josh)
- Move private API keys to settings.json
- Finalize changed colors.
- Ensure backend inputs are sanitized.
- Disallow very short (<15 mins) meetings to avoid visual slowdown.
- Update email templates.
- Get
deploy
ready for submission!
May 13, 2017 (Casey)
- identified and fixed issue where on outgoing meetings we weren’t displaying any of the participants, turns out we used the wrong name for the handlebars function
May 11, 2017 (David)
- Disabled keyboard input on datepickers to prevent malicious users from abusing vulnerabilities
- Format dates and date ranges more nicely using Moment.js and Twix packages
May 11, 2017 (Shayan)
- Small bug fix with start before/after times whichw as sending up Bert-alerts when it shouldn’t have been.
- Reviewed and merged PRs
May 11, 2017 (Josh)
- Make possible event times selectable from the visual calendar.
- Move code from calling upon routing to on rendering
- Fix meet range backend.
- Small bug fixes
May 11, 2017 (Casey)
- Finalizing and merging PRs for:
- showing Scheduling Window Range on all outgoing and incoming invites (David)
- showing ‘more’ suggestedTimes (Josh)
- when pushing an event to GCal, remove it from our database and on refresh only display the blue Gcal event, not the red Meetable event on calendar display
May 6-11, 2017 (Josh)
- Add backend handling for showing more suggested times to the user.
- Fix an issue where we were redirecting to ROOT then back to ROOT/dashboard_page upon refresh
- Fix waitOns that should ahve been subscriptions.
- Last second bug fixes for the presentation… Oops
May 8, 2017 (Shayan)
- Started work on constant vertical height. Slightly more complicated than expected.
- Pushed tentative version to github
May 8, 2017 (David)
- Fix error handling and throwing on bad input for “no meetings before/after”
May 8, 2017 (David)
- Make Meetable logo on dashboard unclickable for UX reasons
- Fix error and success checking on Additional Busy Times and other datepickers
May 7, 2017 (Casey)
- Light UI changes: centering the logo on login page, narrowing down the containers for instruction labels, adding 10px padding to the top of dashboard for breathing room between nav bar and content
- Changes to date formatting from ISO code to natural language throughout the app (i.e. May 5, 2018 5:15pm)
- Finish UI work on the settings tab:
- Default placeholders for earliest/latest fime fields reflect what we currently have saved in the database
- Fix alignment for settings tab prompts so that all div’s use container-fluid
- Slight modifications to the descriptive texts above form fields
- Add green bert alert on successfully saving settings, and clear the fields to their default placeholders again
- ‘Create a Meeting’ changed form design
- add labels to be above the fields
- for mobile display, change the calendar default display to be in ‘day’, not ‘week’
- add warning Bert Alert if ‘Create a Meeting’ fails
May 6, 2017 (David)
- Add labels and example data placeholders to all forms to make our website more HTML standard compliant and improve UX
- Change calendar display on mobile devices so it defaults to agenda day view
May 5, 2017 (Shayan)
- Converted everything from hours to minutes, both on backend and front end.
- Removed ability for users to type in decimals into the length field.
May 5, 2017 (David)
- Major overhaul to login page
May 5, 2017 (Josh)
- Finally have don’t meet before/after merged in, mixed effort for getting that done.
- Casey noticed bugs when using Safari… Will need to look into that.
May 4, 2017 (Josh)
- Make events expire after their windowEnd (for invites) passed or their meetingEnd time has passed.
- Fixed bug with all day events as well as deleting events.
May 4, 2017 (David)
- Fix OAuth tokens for get calendar list function
May 4, 2017 (Group Meeting)
- David - display dates in a better way, sanitize inputs, make mobile devices see only “day” view in fullCalendar, login page
May 3, 2017 (Shayan)
- Added functionality for start/before after a certain time.
- Decided to implement this using busyTimes, and added a function for recurring busy times in case we want to add that feature in the future
May 2, 2017 (Shayan)
- Discovered huge bug in
findOverlap
. Previously was calculated by determing whether an available time fits within another available time. However this doesn’t consider the case where two avaialble times are overlapping.
- Fixed aforementioned bug
- This fix causes some duplicate meeting times. Pushed proposed fix that should work. Replicating duplicates is a bit hard, will monitor tests to look out for this.
May 1, 2017 (David)
- Finally fixed the issue where we weren’t automatically refreshing access tokens when possible
May Day, 2017 (Josh)
- Pushed the backend stuff for calendar considerations (whether or not a user actually wants us to use a specific calendar from GCal). Need backup on doing the front-end templating stuff for the checkboxes, but it should be pretty straightforward.
April 29, 2017 (Group Meeting)
- Reviewed our progress so far as a team
- should we add the meet during lunch thing?
- Assignments for the week:
- David - continue with OAuth, settings tab, make login screen nicer
- Shayan - filtered calendar backend; convert to minutes; name for people with no emails
- Josh - recalculate availability accepting; delete meetings backend
- Casey - A bunch of UI stuff
April 29, 2017 (Josh)
- Stop considering events labeled as “available” (or as gCal confusingly calls it, “transparent”) as busy times in our calculations. Still show them on the displayed calendar as a different color.
April 28, 2017 (Shayan)
- Made dates and how they’re displayed on additional times a nice readable format
- Autopopulated times on additional busy times to reduce user time inputting numbers
April 27, 2017 (Shayan)
- Finished UI of additional busy times
- Added delete/add buttons so there is a way to remove additional times
April 28, 2017 (David)
- Switched to new Google API client to make logging in work on all browsers and mobile
- Made navbar display properly on small devices
April 28, 2017 (Josh)
- Finished adding gCal events to user calendars.
- Handle full day events.
- Work on handling “transparent” events, pretty much events marked as “Available”
April 27, 2017 (Shayan)
- Added additional busy times.
- The backend works and is tested.
- Started working on the front end so I can push a complete product.
April 27, 2017 (Josh)
- Started adding gCal events to users calendars if they click a button (UI by Casey though).
- Cleaned up some code and reviewed some PRs. Not much of my own code today.
April 26, 2017 (Josh)
- Finished up group meetings!
- Cleaned up
findBusyTimes()
and made it consider our finalizedMeetings
collection.
- Fixed a longstanding bug where hitting the back button made is add calendar events again (like it would pile events on top of events).
April 26, 2017 (TA Meeting)
- Review status on the 4 big things we were supposed to do last week
- Consider letting people add unavailable times even if they don’t have a Google Calendar
- Prioritization orders - extra unavailability times, group meetings, filter calendars, fix login on mobile, consider checking if people are available within a specific time within the window (are you meetable for dinner this week?)
- David bugfixes (Refresh the access token when necessary), sanitize inputs
- Casey - Prompt user if they want to add finalized event to their calendar #139
April 26, 2017 (Shayan)
- Found some major bugs upon reading some of scheduling codes. Decided to modularize everything and add comments to increase legibility and make sure we’re not missing anything.
- Realized that we aren’t actually running the findOverlap code when we a user clicks accept. This means that the times being displayed before were just the available times of one person.
- Added code that ran findOverlap when users clicked accept.
April 25, 2017 (Josh)
- Show finalized events on the client side calendar.
- Oops, left a bug in Temp collection. Fixed it!
- Updates to email format.
April 25, 2017 (David)
- Added scrollbar to left column and makr sure whole page stays eothin vertical viewport. Done in a hsfky way but works in Chrome worh many screen sizes
April 25, 2017 (Casey)
- UI overhaul!
- David implemented a new UI design with two columns, left one for actions and right one to display calendar
- Switched to using Material Design for our front end theme, and made adjustments to the spacing/alignment of our various tabs
- Add animated alerts to confirm success/failure of actions
April 24, 2017 (David)
- setup a basic two column layout for the site using Bootstrap’s grid system
- Restructured a lot of HTML and JS to do this
April 23, 2017 (Josh)
- Finish up some lingering issues with handling group meetings. Just need the front-end stuff figured out to get them working now! (and probably some bug fixes)
April 22, 2017 (Josh)
- Set up Temp user collection so you can invite emails who do not have current accounts and all those invites will attach to their new account when they signup.
April 20, 2017 (Shayan)
- Tested
findOverlap
more extensively and found even more bugs in findBusyTimes
- Added a sort function in
findBusyTimes
to make sure we eliminate any corner cases still persisting.
April 18, 2017 (Casey)
- ‘Incoming’ tab: implement dynamic templates so that on clicking accept, the user will see the div change to reflect that
- finalizing meetings: if a user is the selector, they can pick from radio buttons and finalize the meeting time; otherwise, displays a message saying to wait for meeting selector to choose time
- minor change to ‘Schedule a Meeting’ which centers the form inputs
April 18, 2017 (David)
- wrote functions to find meeting blocks of the correct duration that work for every user, and save them to the Meetings collection
- wrote function to save selected meeting time to the DB
April 17, 2017 (Casey)
- Josh reworked the database so that all the invitation data is now in the user profile
- connected front end to database for all three tabs: ‘incoming’, ‘outgoing’, ‘finalized’
- began work on acceptInvite() function, but stuck on how to modify a database value from the client side.
April 17, 2017 (Shayan)
- Finished rewriting
findBusyTimes
. Tried to account for all corner cases by reducing everything to one format.
- Finished writing
findOverlap
. Seems to be working but I can’t be sure. Will test more extensively.
April 16, 2017 (Meeting)
- Everyone gave updates on their work so far
- Decided to move ‘meetingInvitesReceived/Sent’ and other information to go under the user ‘profile’, because we were having trouble pulling it from the client side
- Finalized what to do if a user rejects a meeting (notify meeting creator, remove them from meeting, and if they were only other person, delete the meeting)
- Goal: V1 deployed by Wednesday
- Go through issues and assign to people
April 16, 2017 (Josh)
- Fix issues where we were saving in user collection, but we should have been doing user.profile (Meteor thing).
- Switch from saving meetings on each users respective id in the users collection to just saving to the meetings collection and saving reference ids to the users collection.
April 16, 2017 (Shayan)
- Finished
findAvailableTimes
and upon some testing discovered major bugs in findBusyTimes
. Decided to rewrite entire function using different method.
- Finished
findOverlap
using basic method as suggested by David. Would test to see if one available time fits within any other available times and if it does add it to an overlap array.
April 16, 2017 (Casey)
- Figured out how to connect from meetings collection in the database to our front-end using spacebars, under the ‘invites’ tab.
- For now, it just shows the inviter, duration, and title for all the meetings in the database. Still need to filter this so that it just displays the invites for the current user.
April 15, 2017 (David)
- Updated Meetings collection schema again to further match what we decided in our Wiki page
April 15, 2017 (Josh)
- Resolved some pretty hefty merge conflicts in
meetings
PR. I ended up just individually checking out files instead of doing a huge rebase. Worked out pretty well!
- Bug fixed a few functions in the
meetings
PR. Notably a handful of corner case issues when we passed in a busy array of size 0.
- Got deployment up to master! Worked quite painlessly too :)
April 15, 2017 (Casey)
- Merge UI update into the ‘meetings’ branch. The update adds three tabs, ‘Schedule a Meeting’, ‘Invites’, ‘Meetings’ which fold out upon being clicked. It also inlines the modal for scheduling a meeting.
April 15, 2017 (Shayan)
- Finished
findBusyTimes
. There isn’t really too many ways to test without finishing other functions. Tested with a few calendars non-extensively and it seems to work.
- Started
findAvailableTimes
and findOverlap
April 14, 2017 (Shayan)
- Started working on the basics of calendar overlap. Decided to split up functionality into 3 functions:
findBusyTimes
would go through the current user’s google calendar and return an array of all their avaiable busyTimes.
findAvailableTimes
would inverse the array of busy times to find the times a single user is available.
findOverlap
would take two available times arrays as input and find the overlap between the two.
- Started working on findBusyTimes.
April 14, 2017 (David)
- Save the meeting document created in
createMeeting()
to the Meeting collection.
- Edit the Meeting schema
April 14, 2017 (Josh)
- Resolved OAuth problem, we had a race condition with authentication that I was missing.
- Realized the massive
meetings
PR was really funky due to re-committing old code since some of us were up to date with master and others were not. Going to have to do a really large (37 commits…) git rebase
. Small PRs == Good PRs
April 13, 2017 (David)
- Setup basic Meetings collection and the schema, but it needs to be chagned a bit.
- start
createMeeting()
function that runs when a user tries to set up a meeting. Currently it just sets up the meeting object but doesn’t insert it to the database
April 13, 2017 (Josh)
- Refactored getFullCalendarEvents by David’s request. Separated getting and putting into the database. Considers all calendars by default.
- Made progress (?) on fixing our Heroku OAuth problem. Getting some weirdness going on where it works fine on my machine but not on others. Not sure what’s going on.
April 11, 2017 (Josh)
- Set up basic Heroku deployment. Seems quite painless, just need to update the Google OAuth authorized URIs.
- Need to change the name: https://meetable-us.herokuapp.com/ is pretty gross.
- Need to update the wiki with a guide on how to update the repo deployed Heroku App
April 9, 2017 - Group Meeting
- decided to require Cindy to click a link before we pull her calendar, if we already had access to it
- planned strategy to finish prototype by Friday
April 8, 2017 (David and Shayan)
- Set up bare bones of
Meeting
collection schema
- Working on function to create a Meeting object; stuck on issue with MomentJS objects being invalid. May want to avoid using MomentJS but there is an elegant range interation function that should be able to help us find all possible meeting times given a range of times, so it would be nice..
- Added packages: moment-range, momentjs, simple-schema, collections2-core
April 6, 2017 (Josh)
- Set up basic (ugly) UI to send invitations to meetings.
- Have a basic invitation email being sent, still need to save the invitation to a temporary account and transfer that to the newly invited account if and when they sign up after being invited.
- Saving basic event invitations to both the invited and inviter users.
April 5, 2017 (Josh)
- Finally have a calendar presented to the user that pulls their Google calendar data. Required a bit of re-formatting data, see the
getFullCalendarEvents
Meteor.method add.
- Next steps is to save the anonymized event data to a user collection so other users can search for it and we can present them possible meeting times.
- Oops I lied, not next steps I already did it: Saving anonymized event data to the Meteor.users collection. I also put some boilerplate code for retrieving it for reference.
April 3, 2017 (Josh)
- Done some research on Meteor async behavior. Realized we were doing some stuff very wrong. I posted a wiki article on it.
- The basic concept is server-side async is all about ‘fibers’ and client-side async is still callbacks
- Implemented a little bit of the above async stuff. Pulling FreeBusy and CalendarList with fibers and returning that info via callbacks to the client.
- Fixed our SMTP issues where MailGun wouldn’t confirm our DNS record even though
dig
would. SendGrid is working like a charm with a better free package.
April 2, 2017 (Josh)
- Pulling FreeBusy data from GoogleAPIs. Currently just printing it on the server side. This was way more of a hassle than I anticipated…
- Also having trouble pushing the data to the database.
- I’m going to watch some tutorials to try and figure out how Meteor’s “subscription based data persistence” works.
April 1, 2017 (David)
- Print the id and calendar title to Meteor console for all calendars of the logged in with Google.
- Next steps: save this data to the database, associated with a user account in MongoDB
March 27, 2017
All PRs merged.
TODO at next meeting:
- Plot out the next 2-3 PR goals for each of us so we can all work on our own time.
- Hopefully have time to code!
March 22, 2017 - Video call meeting
- To do for rest of spring break:
- Everyone: test Casey’s and Shayan’s pull requests
- Josh: manage merge conflicts
- Casey: re-organize Flow Router to have Flow Group Routes
- David and Shayan: pulling and displaying Google calendar information
- David - started pulling Google Calendar data
- Currently just prints next 10 events from one of the logged in user’s calendars to the meteor terminal
- Next step: allow user to choose which calendars to print the events of, and fix errors for certain calendars
March 21, 2017 - Calendar Display (Shayan)
- Did some research on best way to display a calendar. For now the easiest way seems to be to use fullcalendar API
- Downloaded and installed full calendar, added a page that displays a calendar w/ no events and a link on the log in page leading to the calendar.
- Figured out how to add events to said calendar, however was not able to fully integrate w/ David to push the events from the pulled calendar. This is the priority right now.
March 21, 2017 - Email SMTP Setup (Josh)
- Decided to use MailGun due to convenience of Sandbox URL and fairly competitive free package.
- Added a convenient email client-side hook to server-side email delivery (asynchronous)
- Still haven’t set up custom domain since we don’t have one. I tried using mine but for some reason it won’t verify my DNS info… Might be an issue we have to tackle later.
- Currently can only test by emailing me (jsbecker AT princeton)
March 21, 2017 - User accounts updates (Casey)
- added an error page for any url that isn’t properly routed to (helpful for checking to see if my routes are working)
- added a dashboard page which pulls the first name of user from Google profile to display a welcome message.
Still haven’t linked it so that the site automatically goes to this page after signing in. Implemented automatic redirection on sign-in in second commit.
- one issue with the name feature is that it requires people to have put a first name in their Google profile, which not everyone has (i.e. I never personalized my Princeton account)
- request Cal permissions by doing away with and instead rolling out our own Google authentication with Meteor.signinWithGoogle()
March 21, 2017 - Video call meeting
Merging initial commits with master
Meeting resulting in distributed jobs for Spring Break
- Casey: configure database for user accounts;
- David: Gcal permissions
- Shayan: calendar display
- Josh: configure emails
March 20, 2017 - Initial website setup (Casey)
Initial commits.
- Basic page with Meteor setup, MongoDB database pre-included
- Google Login and basic use of
useraccounts
package
- No database information saved yet