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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/fsaravia/monkey-mailer.png)](https://travis-ci.org/fsaravia/monkey-mailer)
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[![Code Climate](https://codeclimate.com/github/fsaravia/monkey-mailer.png)](https://codeclimate.com/github/fsaravia/monkey-mailer)
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Monkey Mailer
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======
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## Description
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Monkey Mailer is a gem that allows
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Emails can be loaded from different data sources using
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Once loaded, emails can be sent using either SMTP or [Mailchimp's Mandril API](http://mandrill.com/)
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After setup, Monkey Mailer can be configured to run and process your emails in a infinite loop until you stop it, it uses the [fallen](https://github.com/inkel/fallen/) gem, to run as a daemon in your server
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Monkey Mailer is a gem that allows building a service for handling an email queue, it supports priority (urgent, normal and low priorities) and is higly customizable.
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Emails can be loaded from different data sources using `loader` plugins (See below), it uses priority to determine which mails will be sent as soon as they are queued and which mails can wait
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Once loaded, emails can be sent using either SMTP or [Mailchimp's Mandril API](http://mandrill.com/), they are `adapters` and, as with `loaders`, MonkeyMailer can be easily extended to work with the email provider of your choice
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After setup, Monkey Mailer can be configured to run and process your emails in a infinite loop until you stop it, it uses the [fallen](https://github.com/inkel/fallen/) gem, to run as a daemon in your server
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The principle behind MonkeyMailer's functionality is simple, it runs an infinite loop, within that loop it asks the `adapter` for emails to send. And this is where priority becomes important:
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* `Urgent` mails are loaded and sent on every iteration
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* `Normal` and `Low` priority emails are loaded and sent after a certain number of iterations have passed
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Also, in order to avoid problems with your email provider, all priorities have a quota, so if there are many urgent emails to send, MonkeyMailer will only load and send a certain number on each iteration
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## Instalation
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* `MonkeyMailer::Adapters::MandrilAPI`
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* `MonkeyMailer::Adapters::Smtp`
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Any adapter receives its settings by setting up MonkeyMailer.configuration.adapter_options, check out each
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Any adapter receives its settings by setting up MonkeyMailer.configuration.adapter_options, check out each one for specific options
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##Dummy loader and adapter
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Test adapter and loader are provided within MonkeyMailer so you can play with them
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Test adapter and loader are provided within MonkeyMailer so you can play with them:
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* Dummy loader: `MonkeyMailer::Loaders::Dummy` # It generates random emails for adapters to consume
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* Dummy adapter: `MonkeyMailer::Adapters::Dummy` # It just displays the email content on stdout
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extend MonkeyMailer
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MonkeyMailer.configure do |config|
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config.adapter = MonkeyMailer::Adapters::MandrilAPI
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config.adapter = MonkeyMailer::Adapters::MandrilAPI # Method used to send emails
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config.adapter_options = {:mandril_api_key => 'YOUR_API_KEY'}
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config.loader = MonkeyMailer::Loaders::DataMapper #Uses the loader on mm-data_mapper gem to load emails from a database
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## Building your own loader
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It is painfully easy to write your own loader, just create a class inside `MonkeyMailer::Loaders` module and define this three methods:
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def initialize(opts)
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# The content of MonkeyMailer.loader_options will be available on opts
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def find_emails(priority, quota)
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# Return an array of emails with the given priority with a limit of quota
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def delete_email(end)
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# Delete the email from your data storage, this method will only be called if email sent
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# was successful
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```
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## List of known loaders:
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* [mm-data_mapper](https://github.com/fsaravia/mm-data_mapper): Uses the DataMapper gem to load emails from a database
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## License
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See the `UNLICENSE` file included with this gem distribution.
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@request[:message][:from_name] = email.from_name
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@request[:message][:html] = email.body
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@request[:message][:text] = email.body.gsub(/<\/?[^>]*>/, "")
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@request[:message][:text] = email.body.gsub(/<\/?[^>]*>/, "") unless email.body.nil?
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@request[:message][:subject] = email.subject
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req = Net::HTTP::Post.new('/api/1.0/messages/send.json', initheader = {'Content-Type' =>'application/json'})
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version: 0.0.3
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Lautaro Orazi
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date: 2013-12-
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date: 2013-12-27 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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