Best Howitzer_ruby code snippet using Howitzer.MailtrapApi.messages
mailtrap_spec.rb
Source:mailtrap_spec.rb
...7 allow(Howitzer).to receive(:mail_adapter) { 'mailtrap' }8 Howitzer::Email.adapter = 'mailtrap'9 allow(Howitzer).to receive(:mailtrap_inbox_id) { 777_777 }10 allow(Howitzer).to receive(:mailtrap_api_token) { 'fake_api_token' }11 base_url = 'https://mailtrap.io/api/v1/inboxes/777777/messages'12 stub_const('Howitzer::MailtrapApi::Client::BASE_URL', base_url.gsub('/messages', ''))13 FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "#{base_url}/475265146/attachments", body: attachment.to_s)14 FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "#{base_url}/32/attachments", body: '[]')15 FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "#{base_url}?search=#{recipient}", body: "[#{message.to_s.gsub('=>', ':')}]")16 end17 let(:recipient) { 'test@mail.com' }18 let(:mail_subject) { 'Confirmation instructions' }19 let(:message) do20 {21 'id' => 475_265_146,22 'inbox_id' => 777_777,23 'subject' => 'Confirmation instructions',24 'sent_at' => '2017-07-18T08:55:49.389Z',25 'from_email' => 'noreply@test.com',26 'from_name' => '',27 'to_email' => 'test@mail.com',28 'to_name' => '',29 'html_body' => '<p> Test Email! </p>',30 'text_body' => 'Test Email!',31 'created_at' => '2017-07-18T14:14:31.641Z'32 }33 end34 let(:attachment) do35 '[{36 "id": 1737,37 "message_id": 475265146,38 "filename": "Photos.png",39 "attachment_type": "attachment",40 "content_type": "image/png",41 "download_path": "/api/v1/inboxes/777777/messages/475265146/attachments/45120545/download"42 }]'43 end44 let(:email_object) { Howitzer::Email.adapter.new(message) }45 describe '.find' do46 subject { Howitzer::MailAdapters::Mailtrap.find(recipient, mail_subject, wait: 0.01) }47 context 'when message is found' do48 it do49 expect(Howitzer::Email.adapter).to receive(:new).with(message).once50 subject51 end52 end53 context 'when message is not found' do54 let(:mail_subject) { 'Wrong subject' }55 it do...
client_spec.rb
Source:client_spec.rb
...35 end36 describe '#find_message' do37 before do38 FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "https://mailtrap.io/api/v1/inboxes/#{Howitzer.mailtrap_inbox_id}/" \39 "messages?search=#{recipient}", body: message.to_s)40 end41 subject { described_class.new.find_message(recipient, mail_subject) }42 it do43 expect(subject['to_email']).to eql(recipient)44 expect(subject['subject']).to eql(mail_subject)45 end46 end47 describe '#find_attachements' do48 before do49 FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "https://mailtrap.io/api/v1/inboxes/#{Howitzer.mailtrap_inbox_id}/" \50 "messages?search=#{recipient}", body: message.to_s)51 FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "https://mailtrap.io/api/v1/inboxes/#{Howitzer.mailtrap_inbox_id}/" \52 'messages/475265146/attachments', body: attachment.to_s)53 end54 let(:found_message) { described_class.new.find_message(recipient, mail_subject) }55 subject { described_class.new.find_attachments(found_message) }56 it do57 subject.each do |attachment|58 expect(attachment['message_id']).to eql found_message['id']59 expect(attachment['filename'].to_s).not_to be_empty60 end61 end62 end63end...
client.rb
Source:client.rb
...14 # @param subject [String] this is subject of the message to filter particular message15 # @return [Hash] json message parsed to ruby hash16 def find_message(recipient, subject)17 recipient = recipient.gsub('+', '%2B')18 messages = filter_by_subject(messages(recipient), subject)19 latest_message(messages)20 end21 # Finds attachments for message22 #23 # @param message [Hash] which attachments should be extracted24 # @return [Array] returns array of attachments25 def find_attachments(message)26 JSON.parse(RestClient.get("#{BASE_URL}/messages/#{message['id']}/attachments", 'Api-Token' => @api_token))27 end28 private29 def messages(recipient)30 JSON.parse(RestClient.get("#{BASE_URL}/messages?search=#{recipient}", 'Api-Token' => @api_token))31 end32 def latest_message(messages)33 messages[0]34 end35 def filter_by_subject(messages, subject)36 result_messages = []37 messages.each { |msg| result_messages << msg if msg['subject'] == subject }38 result_messages39 end40 end41 end42end...
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