SendGrid Mailer

Is an Action Mailer adapter for using SendGrid in a Rails application and It's built on top of the sengrid-ruby gem.

Installation

Add to your Gemfile:

gem "send_grid_mailer"

bundle install

We provide two delivery methods. For development environments, where sending the email is not required, you can use :sendgrid_dev to open it in the browser:

config.action_mailer.delivery_method = :sendgrid_dev
config.action_mailer.sendgrid_dev_settings = {
  api_key: "YOUR-SENDGRID-API-KEY"
}

Otherwise, you can use :sendgrid to actually send the email:

config.action_mailer.delivery_method = :sendgrid
config.action_mailer.sendgrid_settings = {
  api_key: "YOUR-SENDGRID-API-KEY"
}

Usage

With this adapter you will be able to:

Set E-mail's Subject

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email
    set_subject("My Subject")
    mail
  end

  def my_email # through mail method's params
    mail(subject: "My Subject")
  end
end

Set E-mail's Body

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email
    set_content("Body")
    mail
  end

  def my_email # through mail method's params
    mail(body: "<h1>Body</h1>", content_type: "text/html")
  end
end

Set E-mail's Sender

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  default from: "default-sender@platan.us"

  def my_email
    set_sender("override-default-sender@platan.us")
    mail
  end

  def my_email # through mail method's params
    mail(from: "override@platan.us", body: "Body")
  end
end

Set E-mail's Recipients

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email
    set_recipients(:to, "r1@platan.us", "r2@platan.us")
    set_recipients(:cc, ["r4@platan.us"])
    set_recipients(:bcc, "r5@platan.us")
    mail
  end

  def my_email # through mail method's params
    mail(
      to: ["r1@platan.us", "r2@platan.us"],
      cc: ["r4@platan.us"],
      bcc: "r5@platan.us"
    )
  end
end

Set E-mail's Headers

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email
    headers["HEADER-1"] = "VALUE-1"
    headers["HEADER-2"] = "VALUE-2"
    mail
  end

  def my_email # through mail method's params
    mail(headers: { "HEADER-1" => "VALUE-1", "HEADER-2" => "VALUE-2" })
  end
end

Set E-mail's Attachments

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email # using Action Mailer method
    attachments["platanus.png"] = File.read("file-path")
    mail
  end

  def my_email # using this gem method
    file = File.read("file-path")
    add_attachment(file, "platanus.png", "image/png", "inline")
    mail
  end
end

Set SendGrid's Template

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email
    set_template_id("XXX")
    mail
  end

  def my_email # through mail method's params
    mail(template_id: "XXX")
  end
end

Add Substitutions in SendGrid's Template

class TestMailer < ApplicationMailer
  def my_email
    substitute "%key1%", "value1"
    substitute "%key2%", "value2"
    mail
  end
end

Remember: you need to specify al least: body, template_id or a Rails template.

Recipient Interceptor

This gem is compatible with Recipient Interceptor gem. However, this gem only uses its configuration. Internally, we modify the behaviour to play nice with sengrid-ruby gem. So, the current code is based on Recipient Interceptor v0.1.2. New versions may not work.

To make it work...

Add to your Gemfile:

gem "send_grid_mailer"
gem "recipient_interceptor"

In, for example, your /my-project/config/environments/development.rb file:

Mail.register_interceptor RecipientInterceptor.new(
  ENV["EMAIL_RECIPIENTS"],
  subject_prefix: '[STAGING]'
)

Testing

To run the specs you need to execute, in the root path of the gem, the following command:

bundle exec guard

You need to put all your tests in the /send_grid_mailer/spec/dummy/spec/ directory.

Contributing

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create new Pull Request

Credits

Thank you contributors!

SendGrid Mailer is maintained by platanus.

budacom/send_grid_mailer