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neeto-comments-nano

The neeto-comments-nano manages comments within an application, notifying mentioned users via email based on their preferences.

Contents

  1. Development with Host Application
  2. Instructions for Publishing

Development with Host Application

Engine

The engine handles the backend of the comments table and notifies preferred users via email upon the creation of a new comment.

Installation
  1. Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

     source "NEETO_GEM_SERVER_URL" do
       # ..existing gems
    
       gem "neeto-comments-engine"
     end
    
  2. And then execute:

    bundle install
    
  3. Add this line to your application's config/routes.rb file:

     mount NeetoCommentsEngine::Engine => "/neeto_comments_engine"
    
  4. Run the command to bring in all migrations required from the engine to the host application:

    bundle exec rails neeto_comments_engine:install:migrations
    
  5. Add the migrations to the database:

    bundle exec rails db:migrate
    

Usage

Model
NeetoCommentsEngine::Comment (source code)

This model has the following polymorphic associations

belongs_to :commentable, polymorphic: true
belongs_to :creator, polymorphic: true

Here, commentable is the entity for which we add a comment. For example, In NeetoPlanner, Task is a commentable entity. We can add comments in a Task as follows:

has_many :comments, as: :commentable, dependent: :destroy

Similarly creator is the entity which created the comment.

In the host app, we can use the Comment model by inheriting from it as follows:

class Comment < NeetoCommentsEngine::Comment
  self.table_name = "neeto_comments_engine_comments"
end

The following methods are required in the inherited model of the host app to notify users mentioned in the comment as soon as a comment is created:

    def email_data
      {
        preference_link:,      # Notification preference URL
        organization_name:,
        link_title:,           # Title
        subject:,              # Subject
        reply_to:              # Reply to email
      }
    end

The get_mentioned_ids_from_content method returns the list of ids of the mentioned users that needs to be notified and can be used as follows:

    def notifiable_users
      user_list = get_mentioned_ids_from_content(content)
      User.where(id: user_list)
    end
Controllers
NeetoCommentsEngine::Api::V1::CommentsController (source code)

In the host app, we can inherit the CommentsController as follows:

class Api::V1::CommentsController < NeetoCommentsEngine::Api::V1::CommentsController
  private

    def load_commentable!
      # required method in the host application to load the commentable entity
    end
end
Concern
NeetoCommentsEngine::NotificationPreferences (source code)

Include the following concern to the commentable model

include NeetoCommentsEngine::NotificationPreferences

The notify_mentioned_user?(user) returns a boolean value which decides whether to send email to that user or not. By default the method returns true. This can be overriden by the host application.

   def notify_mentioned_user?(user)
     true
   end

The notify_mentions_via_email? returns a boolean value which decides whether to send email for that commentable entity or not. By default the method returns true. This can be overriden by the host application.

    def notify_mentions_via_email?
      true
    end

Instructions for Publishing

Consult the building and releasing packages guide for details on how to publish.

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Package last updated on 07 Aug 2024

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