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source "http://rubygems.org"

# Specify your gem's dependencies in mail_to_hip_chat.gemspec
gemspec
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Copyright (C) 2011, Gabriel Gironda

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
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# Mail To HipChat

Mail To HipChat lets you wire up email notifications to [HipChat](http://hipchat.com/r/30ad1). This is useful in situations where a third-party service doesn't have a real [WebHook](http://www.webhooks.org/) available, but you still want to be able to dump notifications into HipChat. The [Airbrake](http://airbrake.io) exception notification service is one example.

## How It Works

Mail To HipChat is designed to be deployed on [Heroku](http://heroku.com) and used with the [CloudMailIn](http://cloudmailin.com/) add-on. Adding the CloudMailIn incoming email address to the recipients list of the service you wish to integrate with will shuffle emails off to your instance of this tool as a HTTP POST request. A list of mail handlers is checked, and the appropriate one is invoked to format a message and send it off to one or more HipChat rooms.

## Prerequisites

You will need an account on Heroku and admin access to your HipChat group.

## Initial Setup

1. Make a home for your shiny new Mail To HipChat instance to live in.

$ mkdir my-mail_to_hip_chat
$ cd my-mail_to_hip_chat
$ git init

2. Do the bundler dance.

$ echo 'source "http://rubygems.org"' >> Gemfile
$ echo 'gem "mail_to_hip_chat"' >> Gemfile
$ bundle install
$ git commit -a -m "Getting down with bundler"

3. Copy over the default config.ru.

$ cp "`bundle show mail_to_hip_chat`/support/config.ru" .
$ git commit -a -m "Adding default config.ru"

4. Set up a new Heroku application with CloudMailIn and Piggyback SSL.

$ heroku create --stack cedar
$ heroku addons:add cloudmailin
$ heroku addons:add ssl:piggyback

5. Setup the CloudMailIn target address to point at your app.

Get the target address for CloudMailIn to hit when it receives an email.

$ echo "`heroku info -r | grep web_url | cut -d '=' -f 2 | sed 's/^http/https/'`notifications/create"

Get your CloudMailIn username and password from the Heroku app config.

$ heroku config | grep CLOUDMAILIN

[Log in to CloudMailIn](https://cloudmailin.com/users/sign_in) using the given `CLOUDMAILIN_USERNAME` and `CLOUDMAILIN_PASSWORD`. You'll see the entry for `CLOUDMAILIN_FORWARD_ADDRESS` in the list. Hit "Manage" and then "Edit Target", and set the target to the target address we retrieved above.

6. Get a HipChat API token and the ID for the Room(s) to send messages to.

Visit your [HipChat API Admin page](http://hipchat.com/group_admin/api). If there's a token you want to already use, use that one. If not, create a new token of type "Notification". Once you have the token, set it as an environment variable on Heroku.

$ heroku config:add HIPCHAT_API_TOKEN=fd3deeef7b88b95c1780e6237c41c30f

Visit your [HipChat Chat History page](https://hipchat.com/history). The integer in the URL for the history of each room (for example, `https://gabe.hipchat.com/history/room/31373`) is the room ID. Once you have the ID(s) of the rooms you wish to send messages to, set it as a comma separated environment variable on Heroku.

$ heroku config:add HIPCHAT_ROOMS=31373,31374

7. Deploy this sucker.

$ git push heroku master

8. Get your CloudMailIn forwarding address and send a test email.

$ heroku config --long | grep CLOUDMAILIN_FORWARD_ADDRESS

Send an email to the `CLOUDMAILIN_FORWARD_ADDRESS`, with a subject of "Testing Setup". The message should appear in the rooms you've configured Mail To HipChat to send messages to.

## Hooking it up to Airbrake

Just add a new user to your project, set their email address to `CLOUDMAILIN_FORWARD_ADDRESS`, and watch the exceptions roll in. Then turn your face from God and weep in abject horror.

## Adding new message handlers

## FAQ

## TODO

* There are too many steps for initial setup. This needs to be cut down.
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require "bundler/gem_tasks"
require "rake/testtask"
require "yard"
require "mail_to_hip_chat"

Rake::TestTask.new do |t|
t.libs << "test"
t.libs << "lib"
t.test_files = FileList['test/{unit,integration}/**/*_test.rb']
t.verbose = true
end

YARD::Rake::YardocTask.new do |t|
t.options += ['--title', "Mail To HipChat #{MailToHipChat::VERSION} Documentation"]
end

task :default => :test
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require "mail_to_hip_chat/version"
require "mail_to_hip_chat/exceptions"
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module MailToHipChat
# A {ChuteChain} is used to hold a collection of chutes and to check whether any of those chutes is
# able to handle a message to hand off to HipChat. Anything that responds to #call can be pushed
# onto the chain.
class ChuteChain

def initialize
@chutes = []
end

# Pushes a chute onto the chain.
#
# @param [#call] chute The chute to push onto the chain.
#
# @return [self]
def push(chute)
@chutes.push(chute)
self
end

# Takes in a message and traverses the chain looking for a chute that will handle it.
#
# @param [Hash] message The message to give to the chutes in the chain.
#
# @return [true] True if a chute accepts the message.
# @return [false] False if no chute can accept the message.
def accept(message)
@chutes.any? { |chute| chute.call(message) }
end

end
end
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module MailToHipChat
# Used to tag exceptions being raised from inside this library before they hit client code.
module InternalError; end
end
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require "hipchat-api"

module MailToHipChat
module MessageChute

def initialize(opts)
@rooms = Array(opts[:rooms])
@hipchat_api = opts[:hipchat_api] || HipChat::API.new(opts[:api_token])
end

private

def message_rooms(from, message)
@rooms.each do |room_id|
@hipchat_api.rooms_message(room_id, from, message)
end
end

end
end
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require "mail_to_hip_chat/message_chute"
require "mustache"

module MailToHipChat
module MessageChutes
class Airbrake
include MessageChute

def call(params)
return false unless process_message(params["plain"])
true
end

private

def airbrake_domain
"airbrake.io"
end

def extraction_expression
%r[\A\n+Project:\s([^\n]+)\n+ # Pull out the project name
Environment:\s([^\n]+)\n+ # Pull out the project environment
# Pull out the URL to the exception
^(http://[^.]+\.#{Regexp.escape(airbrake_domain)}/errors/\d+)\n+
# Pull out the first line of the error message
Error\sMessage:\n-{14}\n([^\n]+)]mx
end

def hipchat_sender
"Airbrake"
end

def message_template
%q[<b>{{project}} - {{environment}}</b><br /><a href="{{url}}">{{message}}</a>]
end

def process_message(plaintext)
return nil unless parts = extract_parts(plaintext)
send_notifications(parts)
true
end

def extract_parts(plaintext)
return nil unless parts = plaintext.match(extraction_expression)
[:project, :environment, :url, :message].each_with_index.inject({}) do |hash,(key,idx)|
hash[key] = parts[idx + 1]
hash
end
end

def send_notifications(message_parts)
hipchat_message = Mustache.render(message_template, message_parts)
message_rooms(hipchat_sender, hipchat_message)
end

end
end
end
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require "mail_to_hip_chat/message_chute"
require "mustache"

module MailToHipChat
module MessageChutes
class TestEmail
include MessageChute

def call(params)
return false unless params["subject"] =~ /testing setup/i
message = Mustache.render("Message:<br />{{message}}", :message => params["plain"])
message_rooms("Testing", message)
true
end

end
end
end
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require "mail_to_hip_chat/rack_app/builder"
require "mail_to_hip_chat/chute_chain"
require "mail_to_hip_chat/exceptions"
require "rack/request"
require "digest/md5"

module MailToHipChat
class RackApp
SIGNATURE_PARAM_NAME = "signature"

def initialize(opts = {})
@secret = opts[:secret]
@chute_chain = opts[:chute_chain] || ChuteChain.new

yield(self) if block_given?
end

def call(rack_env)
request = Rack::Request.new(rack_env)
return [400, {}, 'Bad Request.'] unless valid_request?(request)

if @chute_chain.accept(request.params)
[200, {}, 'OK']
else
[404, {}, 'Not Found.']
end

rescue Exception => error
error.extend(InternalError)
raise error
end

def use_chute(chute)
@chute_chain.push(chute)
end

private

def valid_request?(request)
computed_sig = create_sig_from_params(request.params)

computed_sig == request.params[SIGNATURE_PARAM_NAME]
end


def create_sig_from_params(params)
sorted_param_names = params.keys.sort
sorted_param_names.delete(SIGNATURE_PARAM_NAME)

param_vals_with_secret = params.values_at(*sorted_param_names)
param_vals_with_secret.push(@secret)

Digest::MD5.hexdigest(param_vals_with_secret.join)
end

end
end
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