35 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
35 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
class AdminMailer < ApplicationMailer
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# Sends a spam report
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def send_spam_alert(spam)
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# Make sure that the keys of the spam array are integers, so that we can do
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# an easy look-up with user IDs. We call stringify_keys first because
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# the currently installed version of Resque::Mailer does odd things when
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# you pass a hash as an argument, and we want to know what we're dealing with.
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@spam = spam.stringify_keys.transform_keys(&:to_i)
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@users = User.where(id: @spam.keys).to_a
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return if @users.empty?
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# The users might have been retrieved from the database out of order, so
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# re-sort them by their score.
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@users.sort_by! { |user| @spam[user.id]["score"] }.reverse!
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mail(
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to: ArchiveConfig.SPAM_ALERT_ADDRESS,
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subject: "[#{ArchiveConfig.APP_SHORT_NAME}] Potential spam alert"
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)
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end
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# Emails newly created admin, giving them info about their account and a link
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# to set their password. Expects the raw password reset token (not the
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# encrypted one in the database); it is used to create the reset link.
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def set_password_notification(admin, token)
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@admin = admin
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@token = token
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mail(
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to: @admin.email,
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subject: t(".subject", app_name: ArchiveConfig.APP_SHORT_NAME)
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)
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end
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end
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