or at least only enable it for a dev testing capacity

reported by @esethna

will require mattermost-webapp changes

Channel reminders do not display occurrence information

Channel reminders do not display 'complete' information.

• every 7/20 at 110

Cannot find the config.json file.
Is readme outdated?
Where do i set exactly the site url?

• every 1/30 and 9/30 at noon

for example,

scheduling at 4:51pm for something at 5pm, should schedule it at the same day, not tomorrow.

• every monday and wednesday at 1:39am

pinged @esethna on community.mattermost.com about editing https://github.com/scottleedavis/mattermost-plugin-remind/blob/master/server/i18n/en.json to follow mattermost voice guidelines.

/remind me test tomorrow at 4pm

/remind me foo every 5/5 at 7
parsed as
I will remind you "foo" at 3:00AM every 5/5.

/remind me on June 1st to wish Linda happy birthday

on Mondays
on Tuesdays
on Wednesdays
on Thursdays
on Fridays
on Saturdays
on Sundays

• on auguSt tenth 2019

Sometimes a snoozed reminder does not appear in the list.

Snooze buttons on reminders inside the list do not appear to function.

• on April 9 2020 at 11am

/remind me to schedule annual reviews every January 25

• every other friday and saturday

• every other friday and saturday

/remind me to do things every monday and wednesday at noon

/remind me Remember the children's birthdays every 1/30 and 9/30 at noon

when "me" is inside a message it gets stripped out.

• every wednesday, thursday

/remind me foo on april 9 2020 at 11am

1. is there a persistent store available via the rpc interface? (server-side plugin portion) For the java remind integration, I used a database with two tables defined. I don't think keeping reminders in memory alone is a good idea.
2. Can Timezone be determined per user interaction through the server-side rpc? One fatal flaw in the java remind integration is that it runs only one timezone, which needs to be configured for each instance, and certainly doesn't change per user.
3. Can server commands determine what user triggered them? It didn't seem a user object was available ( https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-plugin-demo/blob/master/server/command_hooks.go ).
4. What is the best approach to scheduling events in the plugin structure? In the java remind integration, a separate scheduler thread runs in the background every second checking for anything to 'remind'. (I am open to a better scheduling strategy).

plugin API for key-value pairs like KVSet, KVGet, KVDelete, maybe give it a try and see if it works for you.
Yes, on your custom API, you'll be able to get the user ID and get the profile from it, like:

func (p *Plugin) customAPI(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
userID := r.Header.Get("Mattermost-User-ID")
user, err := p.API.GetUser(userID)
// handle error
// do something with user object or user.Timezone
}

Yes, *model.CommandArgs includes UserId where you can use to get the user object from it, like:
func (p *Plugin) ExecuteCommand(c *plugin.Context, args *model.CommandArgs) (*model.CommandResponse, *model.AppError) {
user, err := p.API.GetUser(args.UserId)
// handle error
// do something with user object
}

Maybe look at the built-in /echo command although it's in memory. I'm guessing, the same can be applied to /remind.

Yes, there's a persistent KV store. Look at the KVGet, KVStore and KVDelete APIs: https://developers.mattermost.com/extend/plugins/server/reference/#API.KVSet

• on march 17 at 5:41pm

• every 5/5 at 7

/remind me a test at 3pm every day

Hi, we have this set up correctly and everyone is able to add/list/clear a reminder. Unfortunately, nobody has been able to receive a reminder or notification.

Do you have any ideas what could be causing this or where to check first?

As a side note, the logs are showing the time as:

2018-08-29T17:03:53.945+0100 debug app/plugin_api.go:303 existing [{## user## me 1 16:35 [] 0001-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 UTC} {##$

Note that the time isn't correct - could this be the cause?

Thanks

Duplicate reminders shouldn't be allowed to exist in the list. I would expect that the bot accepts the input, just doesn't display the same reminder more than once in the "/remind list"

/remind me test every monday, tuesday at 2pm

• /remind me eat 5pm
• /remind me to eat in 1hr
• /remind me in 1 hour to eat
• /remind me to Use quotes on and at in and around every thing in 1 minute

(Cause: Not quotes used. How can we address this? Slack seems to be able to detect it even when quotes aren't used. It's not likely that users will enter quotes when using the command so we should try to think through this.)

• every monday, tuesday at 2pm

I'd love to use this plugin (even though it's WIP), but it says recently that it requires MM 5.10. We run 5.9 currently, and I guess I can wait, but if there's no actual 5.10 features, maybe we could roll it back to 5.9?

More configurable then remind list, but similar

• every monday and wednesday

in the atEN unit tests

• at 11:00 every Thursday
• at 3pm every day

/remind me what doin everyday at 3:23am