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clientsflow/research/chatwoot/app/helpers/email_helper.rb

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module EmailHelper
def extract_domain_without_tld(email)
domain = email.split('@').last
domain.split('.').first
end
def render_email_html(content)
return '' if content.blank?
ChatwootMarkdownRenderer.new(content).render_message.to_s
end
# Raise a standard error if any email address is invalid
def validate_email_addresses(emails_to_test)
emails_to_test&.each do |email|
raise StandardError, 'Invalid email address' unless email.match?(URI::MailTo::EMAIL_REGEXP)
end
end
# ref: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5233.html
# This is not a mandatory requirement for email addresses, but it is a common practice.
# john+test@xyc.com is the same as john@xyc.com
def normalize_email_with_plus_addressing(email)
"#{email.split('@').first.split('+').first}@#{email.split('@').last}".downcase
end
def parse_email_variables(conversation, email)
case email
when modified_liquid_content(email)
template = Liquid::Template.parse(modified_liquid_content(email))
template.render(message_drops(conversation))
when URI::MailTo::EMAIL_REGEXP
email
end
end
def normalize_email_body(content)
content.to_s.gsub("\r\n", "\n")
end
def modified_liquid_content(email)
# This regex is used to match the code blocks in the content
# We don't want to process liquid in code blocks
email.gsub(/`(.*?)`/m, '{% raw %}`\\1`{% endraw %}')
end
def message_drops(conversation)
{
'contact' => ContactDrop.new(conversation.contact),
'conversation' => ConversationDrop.new(conversation),
'inbox' => InboxDrop.new(conversation.inbox),
'account' => AccountDrop.new(conversation.account)
}
end
end