Mails viewer

MailsViewer is a Rails engine to let you easily view and send mails in non-production environment.

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MailsViewer

MailsViewer is a mails preview Engine which provides a table view for all mails under tmp/mails. So you can easily preview the mails in non-production mode and no longer need to worry about accidentally sending a test email to someone else’s address.

Don't forget to check the announcing blog post to get more info.

MailsViewer is a fork of tomlion's original code and I'm glad to be the maintainer; thanks go to him for getting this thing started!

REQUIREMENT

MailsViewer should be used with Rails >= 3.1
In your config file, You should require "sprockets/railtie"if you don't require 'rails/all' and enable assets pipeline by adding config.assets.enabled = true to config file

Usage

Add the gem to your Gemfile :

gem "mails_viewer"

Set ActionMailer's delivery method to :file :

config.action_mailer.delivery_method = :file

put this in your routes.rb:

mount MailsViewer::Engine => '/delivered_mails'

Now just load up http://localhost:3000/delivered_mails

Advanced

You can choose to send out some mails to the inbox instead of just storing them in the file system by specifying which mails to sent:

: send_if - Send mails that satisfy some condition

config.action_mailer.delivery_method = :file
config.action_mailer.file_settings = {
  location: 'tmp/mails',
  smtp_settings: {
    address:              "localhost",
    port:                 25,
    domain:               'localhost.localdomain',
    user_name:            nil,
    password:             nil,
    authentication:       nil,
    enable_starttls_auto: true
  },
  send_if: lambda { |mail| mail.destinations.select { |address| ["yedingding@gmail.com"].include?(address) }.any? }
}

Now any mails sent to yedingding@gmail.com will not only store in the filesystem for you to browse later, but also send out to his inbox.

Credits

pragmatic.ly

MailsViewer is maintained by Pragmatic.ly.

Special thanks to tomlion for starting the project.