Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
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Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
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Re: Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
#2I think it would be better if you also put the screenshot in your blog into the README.md.
Re: Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
#3Re: Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
#4Nice. Is this closed source? Can you tell me what it adds on top of tomlion's code? Don't see anything about that in the readme. Thanks
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#5Re: Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
#6Nice. Is this closed source? Can you tell me what it adds on top of tomlion's code? Don't see anything about that in the readme. Thanks
Re: Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
#7I usually do this with a dummy controller rigged up to show them in the browser and fire them at whitelisted test inboxes, but always nice to see more ways people handle these challenges.
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#8Re: Announcing mails_viewer - easiest way to test mails in Rails app
#9We've been using letter_opener ( https://github.com/ryanb/letter_opener ), which handles the "preview" case very well (opens the rich text and plain emails in separate browser tabs on send). Doesn't do the other stuff that mails_viewer does, but a good lightweight alternative.