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= ActionMessager
ActionMessager is dead simple IM notifications for your app.
== Get It
$ sudo gem install action_messager
... or get the source ...
$ git clone git@github.com:giraffesoft/action_messager.git
== Usage
ActionMessager works just like ActionMailer. All you have to do start sending IM notifications to your users is subclass ActionMessager::Base; then, create a method that sets an array of recipients, and returns the message you'd like to send:
class JabberNotifier < ActionMessager::Base def friendship_request(friendship_request) @recipients = friendship_request.receiver.jabber_contact
"You have received a friendship request from #{friendship_request.sender.name}! Click here to accept or decline: #{friendship_request.url}"
end
end
Then, wherever you'd like to send the notification:
JabberNotifier.deliver_friendship_request(friendship_request)
That's it!
== Configuration
You'll need to configure ActionMessager with your jabber credentials.
ActionMessager::Base.jabber_settings = { :username => 'somebody@somejabberserver.com', :password => 'swordfish!' }
== Credits
ActionMessager was created, and is maintained by {James Golick}[http://jamesgolick.com].
== License
ActionMessager is Copyright (c) 2008 James Golick, GiraffeSoft Inc. It is released under the {MIT License}[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License]
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