Mail: An All New Ruby E-mail Library

Courtesy Ruby Inside  Wed, 11/11/2009 - 09:02

emailIcon.pngTo date, the main ways to send e-mails from Ruby have been Net::SMTP , TMail , and Rails' ActionMailer (which uses TMail).

Now, however, there's a fourth option, the simply named "mail " by Mikel Lindsaar.

Mail is a new pure Ruby library designed to handle the generation, parsing, and sending of e-mail in a "Rubyesque" manner.

Both the sending and receiving e-mails can be handled through the library and, where necessary, Mail proxies...


 

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