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Remove need to add all mail template params to view response data. This was originally intended functionality but the wrong value was passed to the `deliver` function, and no `data` argument was given, making it cumbersome to create new values.
40 lines
1.6 KiB
Zig
40 lines
1.6 KiB
Zig
const std = @import("std");
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const jetzig = @import("jetzig");
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// Default values for this mailer.
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pub const defaults: jetzig.mail.DefaultMailParams = .{
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.from = "no-reply@example.com",
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.subject = "Default subject",
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};
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// The `deliver` function is invoked every time this mailer is used to send an email.
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// Use this function to set default mail params (e.g. a default `from` address or
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// `subject`) before the mail is delivered.
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//
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// A mailer can provide two Zmpl templates for rendering email content:
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// * `src/app/mailers/<mailer-name>/html.zmpl
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// * `src/app/mailers/<mailer-name>/text.zmpl
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//
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// Arguments:
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// * allocator: Arena allocator for use during the mail delivery process.
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// * mail: Mail parameters (from, to, subject, etc.). Inspect or override any values
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// assigned when the mail was created.
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// * data: Provides `data.string()` etc. for generating Jetzig Values.
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// * params: Template data for `text.zmpl` and `html.zmpl`. Inherits all response data
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// assigned in a view function and can be modified for email-specific content.
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// * env: Provides the following fields:
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// - logger: Logger attached to the same stream as the Jetzig server.
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// - environment: Enum of `{ production, development }`.
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pub fn deliver(
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allocator: std.mem.Allocator,
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mail: *jetzig.mail.MailParams,
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data: *jetzig.data.Data,
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params: *jetzig.data.Value,
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env: jetzig.jobs.JobEnv,
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) !void {
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_ = allocator;
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try params.put("email_message", data.string("Custom email message"));
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try env.logger.INFO("Delivering email with subject: '{?s}'", .{mail.get(.subject)});
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}
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