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Extension to Georgia CMS to store and send messages. Messages will be treated for spam before being sent to you.
Make sure you have a working Georgia installation before proceding with these instructions.
The install generator will add missing migrations and automatically migrate your database. If you selected ElasticSearch as your indexer with Tire, your index will be created. Finally, it will mount the engine in your routes.rb file under '/mailer'
rails generate georgia:mailer:install
Generate Georgia::Mailer::Message index:
heroku run rake environment georgia:mailer:create_indices
To avoid pesky spammers, Georgia Mailer uses Akismet system to filter spam messages.
key
and url
in an initializer:# config/initializers/rakismet.rb
Example::Application.config.rakismet.key = '123456789XYZ'
Example::Application.config.rakismet.url = 'https://www.example.com/'
For more information or alternatives, please read on the rakismet gem.
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We found that georgia_mailer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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