blackhole-mailer

A mail utility so dense, no message can escape.

gem 'blackhole-mailer'

Calling abort_delivery sends the message into a blackhole & the message is never sent.

class UserMailer < BaseMailer
  def daily(user_id)
    @user = User.find(user_id)
    abort_delivery unless @user.wants_daily?
    mail(:to => @user.email, 
      :from => "MyApp <hello@myapp.com>",
      :subject => "Daily mailer from MyApp!")    
  end  
end

Further, you can inherit from AsyncMailer to get all the benefits of blackhole-mailer & integration with resque_mailer.

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3. Implement your feature or bug fix.
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