MailgunAgent

Sends bulk transactional emails via MailGun. Uses a Database connection to retrieve the recipients

To send emails to users, first create a Database and table to hold your recipients.

connection_url is the database connection you want to use

sql should be the Select Query to select your users. It must return a name and email field. eg: select name, email from users

mailgun_apikey is your MailGun Private Key

mailgun_domain is the domain you wish to use with Mailgun

mailgun_tracking will enable both Open and Click Tracking in your emails (if enabled on your Mailgun Domain Account)

testing_mode will submit the messages to Mailgun, but not actually send the emails to the recipients

from_address is the address you want to the emails to come from (can be overridden in a event payload)

If merge_event is true, then the Mailgun Message ID is merged with the original payload

Payload Fields:

• from_address allows you to override the default from message. Should be in this format: name <email@address.com>

• subject is the email Subject

• message is the Email Body (can be HTML if you want to enable tracking)

• tags is either a single Tag or a array or Tags that you can use for Analytics on the MailGun Site

This gem is run as part of the Huginn project. If you haven't already, follow the Getting Started instructions there.

Add this string to your Huginn's .env ADDITIONAL_GEMS configuration:

huginn_mailgun_agent
# when only using this agent gem it should look like this:
ADDITIONAL_GEMS=huginn_mailgun_agent

And then execute:

$ bundle

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/DevThenDo/huginn_mailgun_agent/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request