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package im.actor.server.email
import akka.http.scaladsl.util.FastFuture
import im.actor.config.ActorConfig
import org.apache.commons.mail.{ DefaultAuthenticator, HtmlEmail }
import scala.concurrent.{ ExecutionContext, Future }
/**
* describes content of email. One of content entries should be present. If both are present - both will be set
*
* @param html email html content. Should be present if you want to send message with html
* @param text plain text content
*/
case class Content(html: Option[String], text: Option[String]) {
require(html.isDefined || text.isDefined)
}
object Content {
def text(text: String): Content = Content(None, Some(text))
def html(html: String): Content = Content(Some(html), None)
}
case class Message(to: String, subject: String, content: Content)
trait EmailSender {
def send(message: Message): Future[Unit]
}
object DummyEmailSender extends EmailSender {
override def send(message: Message): Future[Unit] = FastFuture.successful(())
}
final class SmtpEmailSender(config: EmailConfig)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext) extends EmailSender {
val timeout = (ActorConfig.defaultTimeout.toMillis / 2).toInt
override def send(message: Message) = Future {
val email = new HtmlEmail()
email.setSocketTimeout(timeout)
email.setSocketConnectionTimeout(timeout)
email.setCharset("UTF-8")
email.setHostName(config.smtp.host)
email.setSmtpPort(config.smtp.port)
email.setAuthenticator(new DefaultAuthenticator(config.smtp.username, config.smtp.password))
email.setStartTLSEnabled(config.smtp.tls)
email.setFrom(config.sender.address, config.sender.name)
email.setSubject(message.subject)
message.content.html foreach { email.setHtmlMsg }
message.content.text foreach { email.setTextMsg }
email.addTo(message.to)
email.send()
}
}