README.md

keepsakes — displays QS information in one explorable interface.

Running the app

• Run ./bin/setup
• Run rake db:migrate
• Fill the .env file in with an actual Moves client ID and secret
• Run foreman start and open http://localhost:3000

Required developer accounts

• Moves
• Instagram
• Mapbox
• Wunderground
• Geonames
  • Note: you need to enable "free web services" on the account: geonames.org/enablefreewebservice

Dashboards

• Mailgun
• Mapbox
• Moves
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Potential sources of information

• Location | Moves
• Location | Maps
• Music | Rdio (History is unavailable through their API, have to use LastFM)
• Work | Github
• Pictures | Instagram
• Text messages (will have to include instructions for android / ios / other). Alternatively: Using node to monitor/read iMessages.
• Journal
• Calendar
• Weather

Make available as a native app

• https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit
• https://sandstorm.io
• https://github.com/atom/atom-shell

Ideas

• On the broad strokes made possible by this data: whichlight's post
• For viewing lots of days at once, something like day-group summaries could allow someone to find interesting groups of time more easily i.e. seasons, semesters, winter break, vacations, etc. When faced with 10+ years of daily entries, how should the interface change? Textually, could we summarize a summer in a few sentences, a semester?