Most recent edit on 2007-02-28 01:42:39 by KogAdmin
Additions:
I've found copies of UML for a specific implementation that I've included below
Deletions:
These links are currently offline... I lost what appears to be my only copy in the server downing
Class Diagram∞
Generic action diagram (the app without any customization)∞
Edited on 2007-01-07 02:03:22 by KogAdmin
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~~- RedStamp flatfile logger - Ruby Source∞ - you'll notice it's just a static wrapper around Ruby's preexisting classes. Mix the class in (via traits) and call Logger.severity(text). It should rotate logs too, but doesn't actually seem to
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~~- RedStamp flatfile logger - Ruby Source∞
Edited on 2007-01-05 00:31:36 by KogAdmin
Additions:
These links are currently offline... I lost what appears to be my only copy in the server downing
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NEEDS RECOVERY
Edited on 2006-08-17 20:33:32 by KogAdmin
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NEEDS RECOVERY
Edited on 2006-05-24 17:05:04 by KogAdmin [added a flatfile logger]
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~- Misc Modules:
Edited on 2006-03-17 12:27:10 by KogAdmin [updated links, formatting]
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~- RedStamp - Tar/GZip∞
RedStamp - Zip∞
Class Diagram∞
Generic action diagram (the app without any customization)∞
Naive implementation of a logger∞
see README for detailed information
RubyMail (gem 'rmail' or available at http://www.lickey.com/rubymail/∞)
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed∞
Documentation on this wiki abides by the Creative Commons 2 license∞
Deletions:
RedStamp - Tar/GZip∞
RedStamp - Zip∞
Class Diagram∞
Generic action diagram (the app without any customization)∞
Naive implementation of a logger∞
RubyMail
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed∞ (more to be added)
Edited on 2006-03-17 12:23:19 by KogAdmin [changed documentation]
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Class Diagram∞
Generic action diagram (the app without any customization)∞
Naive implementation of a logger∞
Deletions:
Class Diagram (Vanilla)∞
Class diagram (VL)∞
Possible activity and associated UML diagram∞
Edited on 2006-03-13 05:16:49 by KogAdmin [status formatting]
No differences.
Edited on 2006-03-13 05:16:20 by KogAdmin [deps]
Deletions:
Ruby-Mysql
Edited on 2006-03-13 05:15:31 by KogAdmin [tag updates]
Additions:
The domain for RedStamp is rather obscure, but it's flexible enough to do pretty much whatever you want. Especially since you're taking advantage of Ruby's use of traits, awesome reflection and all kinds of dynamic goodness.
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed∞ (more to be added)
Deletions:
The domain for RedStamp is rather obscure, but it's flexible enough to do pretty much whatever you want. Especially since you're taking advantage of Ruby's use of traits, awesome reflection and all kinds of dynamic goodness.
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed∞ (more to be added)
Edited on 2006-03-13 05:14:07 by KogAdmin [added last-edit template, updated status, beta1 release]
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Status
Basic beta is out. Doesn't have many mixins, and the remailer support is up to the implementer
RedStamp - Tar/GZip∞
RedStamp - Zip∞
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Status
In development
Edited on 2006-03-09 05:50:46 by KogAdmin [MIT license link]
Additions:
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed∞ (more to be added)
Deletions:
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed (more to be added)
Edited on 2006-03-09 05:44:31 by KogAdmin [vanilla/VL distinguished class diagrams]
Additions:
Class Diagram (Vanilla)∞
Class diagram (VL)∞
Deletions:
Class diagram∞
Edited on 2006-03-09 05:43:17 by KogAdmin [need a dot in that filename...]
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Class diagram∞
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Class diagram∞
Edited on 2006-03-09 05:43:01 by KogAdmin [class diagram link change]
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Class diagram∞
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Class diagram∞
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-03-09 05:31:24 by KogAdmin [draft]
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Status
In development
What am I?
A ruby framework for dealing with catching emails, parsing them, dealing with them arbitrarily and remailing them. You might also want to look at
Gurgitate-mail∞. You may even want to combine the two.
Special thanks to Damieng in ##csharp on irc.freenode.org for suggesting the name (the connotation should be obvious).
Huh? Why
One might ask: "what do I use this for?" Say you want to have a Postfix catchall email address. Further, say that catchall needs to be able to filter email based on different criteria, but further: you need to DO something other than saving/forwarding/rejecting, such as altering a database or updating a little LCD screen with flashing lights (that gives me a really, really cool idea...). You may even want to log what you're doing!
The domain for
RedStamp is rather obscure, but it's flexible enough to do pretty much whatever you want. Especially since you're taking advantage of Ruby's use of traits, awesome reflection and all kinds of dynamic goodness.
Releases
Documentation
Class diagram∞
Possible activity and associated UML diagram∞
Dependencies
Ruby-Mysql
RubyMail
Licensing
RedStamp, like most things I write, is MIT licensed (more to be added)
This page is
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