maily | : mailbox : Rails Engine to preview emails in the browser | Email library
kandi X-RAY | maily Summary
kandi X-RAY | maily Summary
Maily is a Rails Engine to manage, test and navigate through all your email templates of your app, being able to preview them directly in your browser. Maily automatically picks up all your emails and make them accessible from a kind of dashboard.
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- register a hook
- Invoke the notification .
- Validates that the argument is valid .
- Returns HTML content
- Load message mail from Mail
- Returns the path for a given path .
- Displays the description of the email .
- Returns the email
- Returns the versions of the email
- Loop through all emails
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QUESTION
this is my first post to the stack overflow community, I am a beginner, and after a week of googling, I decided to ask for help here. I wanted to make an animation, where the screen is divided into two boxes, both have the same width as the screen and height 50% of screen height (one box on another box). And those two boxes should roll, one down to the bottom of the screen and the top one to the top of the screen (then there will be a Gmail icon that will open just as the divs do. I tried to make an animation in adobe after effects and use it as a video but it wasn´t responsive on other devices. So I made SVGs of an icon and use divs that roll up but it has two major problems.
- 2. When divs rolls up and down, you can scroll the screen and I don´t want that, I want it to be static.
- When I looked at the mobile perspective it turned out to be horrible to first div was ok but the second rolled to the middle and stopped there
Here´s my code that I´ve tried, I´ve tried my best.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 09:37Your transition
need to be on the class that doesn't do the "change".
Nothing is executing your css() function. You can use a EventListener to execute your code on the load of your document like this :
QUESTION
I can't seem to find any information about GROUP_CONCAT function default behavior, maily when i use multiple of those, will the returned values have the same order in between them?
For this example table & data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 11:40In the absence of the ORDER BY
clause inside the GROUP_CONCAT()
function the engine is free to assemble the value in any order, and this order is not stable over time. Each GROUP_CONCAT()
function may have a different ordering as well.
To ensure a stable ordering use ORDER BY
inside the GROUP_CONCAT()
function.
For example;
QUESTION
I have multiple urls that differ in query strings parameters, maily in days, for instance:
urls = [f'https://example.com?query=from-{x+1}d+TO+-{x}d%data' for x in range(10)]
I want to write the content of all these urls to just one file. I tried with urllib.requests:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 17:52I suppose you might want to do something like this:
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Install maily
Mounts the engine (to /maily by default) in your routes
Adds an initializer (into config/initializers/maily.rb) to customize some settings
Adds a file (into lib/maily_hooks.rb) to define hooks
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