Programatically send emails using a given gmail account. No username/passwords needed, just use your OAUTH credentials

Programatically send emails using a given gmail account. No username/passwords needed, just use your OAUTH credentials

A Rubyesque interface to Gmail with Oauth, with all the tools you will need. Search, read and send multipart emails; archive, mark as read/unread, delete emails; and manage labels.

The library uses gmail_xoauth, mail and monkey-patched ruby imap library to support gmail oauth extensions such as X-GM-THRID. Supports fetching uids, emails, threaded emails, attachments and much more.

Google Apps migration API mail delivery method is an extension for the Mail gem. It provides a delivery method based on the the Google Apps migration API. This API is only available for organization who uses Google Apps for Business, Education or ISPs. (unfortunately not for Gmail or the free edition) Whenever your application needs to automatically generate complex emails, which have to be manually approved before they can get sent out; You can make life easy with this gem in combination with google apps. Instead of delivering the email the email will be stored in a, preconfigured users DRAFTS folder. You could also integrate this gem with a CRM system in order to load templates for further manual completion.

A fake govuk notify service that sends emails via smtp for ease of testing

Hato plugin to send messages via email

Framework for creating self-describing APIs

A threadded web/app-server that focuses on threadding, shared ressources, speed and more.

Send multichannel notifications with one command. Сonvenient storage of notifications texts. Create your own channels.Registrate receiver send notifications easy.

This is a drop-in replacement for the apparently no longer maintained hhvacation program included in the GNU Hosting Helper (http://hostingsoftware.net/) suite. It only operates on so called "virtual" vacation responds (i.e. they are kept in a MySQL database).

Hippo is a framework for writing single page web applications. It's a full stack framework that contains both server and client.

A hobby-sso server providing authentication links to emails.

A collection of Rake tasks and utility functions I use to maintain my Open Source projects. It's really only useful if you want to help maintain one of them.

A Ruby CLI for iDoneThis

Provides non-Rails projects with a lightweight ActionMailer-like wrapper around the mail gem

A guard for your IMAP server

A mail filtering tool for IMAP.

Move messages from one inbox to another

a HTTP server