Validator to remove irrelevant emails

preritdas commented 2 weeks ago

Reverse emails to hash; retroactively remove emails not matching the direct event of intent. Accessible as RelevantEmailValidator.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced a RelevantEmailValidator to enhance email validation by filtering emails based on their correspondence to specific MD5 hashes.
Bug Fixes
- Existing email validation processes remain unchanged, ensuring stability in email validation functionality.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new class, RelevantEmailValidator, in the real_intent/validate/email.py file, which extends the BaseValidator class. This validator filters emails based on their correspondence to the MD5 hash of the intent event. It iterates through MD5WithPII objects to update the emails attribute, retaining only emails that match the computed MD5 hash. The existing EmailValidator and HasEmailValidator classes remain unchanged, and the hashlib module is imported for MD5 hash computation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
real_intent/validate/email.py	Added `RelevantEmailValidator` class to filter emails by MD5 hash; updated imports for `hashlib`. Existing validators remain unchanged.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RelevantEmailValidator
    participant MD5WithPII

    User->>RelevantEmailValidator: Provide list of MD5WithPII
    RelevantEmailValidator->>MD5WithPII: Iterate through emails
    MD5WithPII-->>RelevantEmailValidator: Return emails
    RelevantEmailValidator->>RelevantEmailValidator: Compute MD5 hash
    RelevantEmailValidator->>MD5WithPII: Filter emails by MD5 match
    RelevantEmailValidator-->>User: Return filtered emails

🐰 "In the meadow, emails dance,
A hash to find, a fleeting chance.
With MD5's might, they now align,
Relevant ones, oh how they shine!
Old friends remain, unchanged, it's true,
A validation tune, just for you!" 🐇✨

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preritdas commented 2 weeks ago

Tested manually and it works––most leads only have one email left post RelevantEmailValidator.validate(...) which is the ideal case.

Standard-Labs / real-intent