Plenario Mailer Core
Usage
This package has a handful of useful shortcuts to send informational emails to data set contributors and admins. The functions can be wired up to be used with the data set event signals provided in plenario-core. For example:
from plenario_core.signals import data_set_approved
from plenario_core_mailer import mailer
def notify_approval(meta_model: MetaBase) -> None:
mailer.send_data_set_approved(meta_model)
data_set_approved.connect(notify_approval)
Now, when a data set is marked as approved, plenario-core will fire off the signal and the defined handler will pick it up and call the mailer function.
Development
Fire up a virtualenv and install the dev requirements:
$ python3.6 -m venv .env $ source .env/bin/activate $ pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
To run the tests, in a separate terminal pull in the PostGIS docker image and create the database:
$ docker pull mdillon/postgis
$ docker run -d -p 5432:5432 mdillon/postgis
$ docker ps
...
$ docker exec -it {container hash} /bin/bash
...
# su postgres -c psql
...
> create database plenario;
Then all you have to do is run the tests normally:
$ coverage run manage.py test $ coverage report $ flake8
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