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- data/lib/griddler/errors.rb +9 -0
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Griddler
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### Receive emails in your Rails app
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Griddler is a Rails engine (full plugin) that provides an endpoint for the
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[Sendgrid parse
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off a built email object to a class implemented by you.
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[Sendgrid parse api](http://sendgrid.com/docs/API%20Reference/Webhooks/parse.html)
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that hands off a built email object to a class implemented by you.
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Installation
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gem 'griddler'
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Griddler comes with a default endpoint that will be displayed at the bottom
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the output of `rake routes`. If there is a previously defined route that
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`/email_processor`–or you would like to rename the matched path–you
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add the route to the desired position in routes.rb with the following:
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Griddler comes with a default endpoint that will be displayed at the bottom
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of the output of `rake routes`. If there is a previously defined route that
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matches `/email_processor`–or you would like to rename the matched path–you
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may add the route to the desired position in routes.rb with the following:
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```ruby
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match '/email_processor' => 'griddler/emails#create', via: :post
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By default Griddler will look for a class to be created in your application
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called EmailProcessor with a class method implemented named process, taking
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one argument (presumably `email`). For example, in `./lib/email_processor.rb`:
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called EmailProcessor with a class method implemented named process, taking
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in one argument (presumably `email`). For example, in `./lib/email_processor.rb`:
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```ruby
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class EmailProcessor
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def self.process(email)
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# all of your application-specific code here - creating models,
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# reports, etc
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# all of your application-specific code here - creating models,
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# processing reports, etc
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```
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The contents of the `email` object passed into your process method is
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The contents of the `email` object passed into your process method is an object
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that responds to:
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* `.to`
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* `.from`
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* `.subject`
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* `.body`
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* `.raw_body`
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Each of those has some sensible defaults.
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`.from`, `.raw_body` and `.subject` will contain the obvious values found in the email, the raw values from those fields.
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`.body` will contain the full contents of the email body **unless** there is a
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line in the email containing the string `-- Reply ABOVE THIS LINE --`. In that
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case `.body` will contain everything before that line.
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`.to` will contain all of the text before the email's "@" character. We've found
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that this is the most often used portion of the email address and consider it to
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be the token we'll key off of for interaction with our application.
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Configuration Options
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An initializer can be created to control some of the options in Griddler.
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`config/initializer/griddler.rb`:
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An initializer can be created to control some of the options in Griddler. Defaults
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are shown below with sample overrides following. In `config/initializer/griddler.rb`:
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```ruby
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config.processor_class = EmailProcessor # MyEmailProcessor
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config.to = :token # :raw, :email, :hash
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# :raw => 'AppName <s13.6b2d13dc6a1d33db7644@mail.myapp.com>'
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# :email => 's13.6b2d13dc6a1d33db7644@mail.myapp.com'
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config.reply_delimiter = '-- REPLY ABOVE THIS LINE --'
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* `config.
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* `config.processor_class` change the class Griddler will use to handle your incoming emails.
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* `config.reply_delimiter` change the string searched for that will split your body.
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* `config.to` change the format of the returned value for the `:to` key in
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the email object. `:hash` will return all options within a -- (surprise!) -- hash.
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Testing In Your App
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You may want to create a factory for when testing the integration of Griddler into
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your application. If you're using factory_girl this can be accomplished with the
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following sample factory.
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```ruby
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factory :email, class: OpenStruct do
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to 'email-token'
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subject 'email subject'
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body 'Hello!'
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attachments {[]}
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ActionDispatch::Http::UploadedFile.new({
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filename: 'img.png',
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tempfile: File.new("#{File.expand_path File.dirname(__FILE__)}/fixtures/img.png")
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an image file in spec/fixtures/
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To use it in your test(s) just build with `email = build(:email)`
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or `email = build(:email, :with_attachment)`
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More Information
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class Configuration
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def to
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def raw_body
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email:
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