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An example of sending custom headers with postmark-rails and ActionMailer
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class TestMailer < ActionMailer::Base | |
def email | |
headers['X-Tag-Via-Hash-Access'] = 'value' | |
headers 'X-Tag-Via-Headers-Method' => 'value' | |
mail(to: 'support@postmarkapp.com', from: 'tema@wildbit.com', subject: 'Headers test') do |format| | |
format.text { render text: 'Headers test' } | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
msg = TestMailer.email | |
# => #<Mail::Message:2203334280, Multipart: false, Headers: <From: tema@wildbit.com>, <To: support@postmarkapp.com>, <Subject: Headers test>, <Mime-Version: 1.0>, <Content-Type: text/plain>, <X-Tag-Via-Hash-Access: value>, <X-Tag-Via-Headers-Method: value>> | |
puts msg.to_postmark_hash['Headers'].inspect | |
# => [{"Name"=>"Mime-Version", "Value"=>"1.0"}, {"Name"=>"X-Tag-Via-Hash-Access", "Value"=>"value"}, {"Name"=>"X-Tag-Via-Headers-Method", "Value"=>"value"}] | |
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