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server/lib/minicron/alert/email.rb

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require 'mail'

module Minicron
  module Alert
    # Allows the sending of email alerts
    class Email
      # Configure the mail client
      def initialize
        Mail.defaults do
          delivery_method(
            :smtp,
            address: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['address'],
            port: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['port'],
            domain: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['domain'],
            user_name: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['user_name'],
            password: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['password'],
            authentication: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['authentication'],
            enable_starttls_auto: Minicron.config['alerts']['email']['smtp']['enable_starttls_auto']
          )
        end
      end

      # Return the message for an alert
      #
      # @option options [Minicron::Hub::Model::Job] job a job instance
      # @option options [String] kind 'fail' or 'miss'
      # @option options [Integer, nil] schedule_id only applies to 'miss' alerts
      # @option options [Integer, nil] execution_id only used by 'fail' alerts
      # @option options [Integer] job_id used to look up the job name for the alert message
      # @option options [Time] expected_at when the schedule was expected to execute
      # @option options [String] medium the medium to send the alert via
      def get_message(options = {})
        case options[:kind]
        when 'miss'
          "Job ##{options[:job_id]} '#{options[:job].name}' failed to execute at its expected time: #{options[:expected_at]}."
        when 'fail'
          "Execution ##{options[:execution_id]} of Job ##{options[:job_id]} '#{options[:job].name}' failed."
        else
          raise Minicron::ArgumentError, "The kind '#{options[:kind]} is not supported!"
        end
      end

      # Send an email alert
      #
      # @param from [String]
      # @param to [String]
      # @param subject [String]
      # @param message [String]
      def send(from, to, subject, message)
        Mail.deliver do
          to       to
          from     from
          subject  subject
          body     message
        end
      end
    end
  end
end