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Today we're releasing v0.19 of Keila, the Open Source email newsletter tool. This release adds welcome emails, better bot protection, new translations, editor improvements, and updates the code base to Phoenix 1.7.

You can give it a try at https://www.keila.io or set up a self-hosted instance: https://www.
keila.io/docs/installation

#opensource #floss #update #selfhosting #myelixirstatus #phoenixframework

Keila

@keila@fosstodon.org · 2 days ago

You can give it a try at https://www.keila.io or set up a self-hosted instance: https://www.
keila.io/docs/installation

#opensource #floss #update #selfhosting #myelixirstatus #phoenixframework

Keila

@keila@fosstodon.org · 4 months ago

Here is a neat little trick when you need to test a verification flow in #PhoenixFramework: https://gist.github.com/wmnnd/cb80d4eae79d5d35b8229d6eec188ee5

It's a common pattern to pass a URL generator to a context function. But you can pass a function that captures the token with an Agent instead.

#elixirlang #myelixirstatus

test "verify something from a token", %{conn: conn} do
{:ok, agent_pid} = Agent.start_link(fn -> nil end)
capture_token = fn token ->
Agent.update(agent_pid, fn _ -> token end)
end

MyApp.SomeContext.send_verification_email(&capture_token.(&1))
token = Agent.get(token_agent, & &1)

assert something(token)
end — test "verify something from a token", %{conn: conn} do {:ok, agent_pid} = Agent.start_link(fn -> nil end) capture_token = fn token -> Agent.update(agent_pid, fn _ -> token end) end MyApp.SomeContext.send_verification_email(&capture_token.(&1)) token = Agent.get(token_agent, & &1) assert something(token) end

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