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I build something to visualize huge amounts of email (such as from Gmail) some years ago: https://github.com/terhechte/postsack https://github.com/terhechte/po

• andai 1y ago
  Hey this is really neat! It's like those disk usage visualizers, except that it seems to focus on the total volume of the mail rather than the disk usage. Is there a size option too? To see which senders are using most of my storage. (Also your website's SSL certificate has expired.)
  • terhechte 1y ago
    No currently not. It would be easy to add though. I haven't updated the tool in a while (after using it to clean up my Gmail inbox). Thanks for pointing out the certificate!
• mywacaday 1y ago
  Looks interesting, the link to gmvault in your readme is now a dead end, is this it https://github.com/gaubert/gmvault https://github.com/gaubert/gmvault. Thanks!
  • sgbeal 1y ago
    > the link to gmvault in your readme is now a dead end, is this it https://github.com/gaubert/gmvault https://github.com/gaubert/gmvault. Funnily enough, the gmvault.org domain _that_ page points to is simply a parked GoDaddy placeholder. It's also not been updated in 10+ years except for two non-source files.
• nijave 1y ago
  This looks interesting. I've DIY'd something similar with qdirstat before but you need to arrange your emails a certain way like dated folders and can't re-slice with different criteria. On the other hand, qdirstat "cache" files are really easy to generate so can be used for visualizing a bunch of file-like things