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Message Delivery #53
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Message Delivery #53
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"Deliver" button is replaced with text while waiting for delivery
Currently only supports SMTP. Configuration is provided at the command line. Default values are setup for GMail delivery.
This is in response to #4 |
Great idea, not sure how comfortable I am with the gmail integration. I'd be more inclined to just act like a first-class SMTP server, however that raises problems via ISPs. Also want the deliveree's address to be changeable in the web interface. |
The current setup can take in any SMTP configuration. I chose to add GMail as the default SMTP configuration figuring it was relatively common and easiest to setup. For the deliveree's address, what use case do you have in mind for wanting to change their address via the interface? |
+1, great idea. |
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It would be great to have this merged. |
Great idea. When will it be merged? |
This pull request adds a "Deliver" button to the web interface next to the "Download" button.
In the backend, there is now a DeliveryService class that is initialized with a message hash and responds to #deliver!. The current implementation uses a basic Net::SMTP setup for delivery. SMTP options are provided on the command line with defaults setup for GMail. So if you are using GMail, the minimum necessary configuration is:
mailcatcher --delivery-user-name [email protected] --delivery-password YOURPASS
There is also a '--delivery-recipient' option which overwrites the recipient field on all delivered messages. This allows you to specify an email address that you would like all messages to be delivered to.