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I've forked the repo and added "engine and activerecord" support to easily save results from webhooks into the DB. I'd like to get a feedback on the work done so far.
Is there interest to merge this fork into the master branch?
If yes, is there other features that should be added/removed.
I'd like to have feedback to fix things before submitting my work.
right now to save webhooks for open and click events, I just have to mount the engine:
route.rb
mount Mandrill::Engine => "/mandrill", :as => "mandrill"
import and run migration:
rake railties:install:migrations
rake db:migrate
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@jadetr great, thanks for sharing the work! So far I've been using some variations on the same pattern but I hadn't got around to formalising it. I haven't looked at your fork yet, but I'm expecting it to be very similar ... with the exception that I'm using MongoDB in many cases, so to roll this in we'd need to make sure it is flexible enough to allow capabilities to be enabled only as required.
I'll take a look at your fork and make some suggestions OK?
@tardate absolutely, look at it and give me your suggestions.
Do you have a gem to recommends that play nicely with ActiveRecord and MongoDB? I'd like to look at the way they support both backend.
Hello,
I've forked the repo and added "engine and activerecord" support to easily save results from webhooks into the DB. I'd like to get a feedback on the work done so far.
Is there interest to merge this fork into the master branch?
If yes, is there other features that should be added/removed.
I'd like to have feedback to fix things before submitting my work.
Regards,
Jade
https://github.com/jadetr/mandrill-rails.git
right now to save webhooks for open and click events, I just have to mount the engine:
route.rb
mount Mandrill::Engine => "/mandrill", :as => "mandrill"
import and run migration:
rake railties:install:migrations
rake db:migrate
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: