def set_email_rejected(self, handler_id, external_id):
"""Marks email identified by <HANDLER_ID>:<EXTERNAL_ID> as rejected.
Args:
handler_id: Id of the email handler that was used to send the email.
external_id: External id that the service assigned to the email.
Returns:
The result of redis operation.
"""
now = epoch_millis()
return self.db_r.hset("email:%s:%s" % (handler_id, external_id),
'rejected_at', now)
def set_email_rejected(self, handler_id, external_id): """Marks email identified by <HANDLER_ID>:<EXTERNAL_ID> as rejected. Args: handler_id: Id of the email handler that was used to send the email. external_id: External id that the service assigned to the email. Returns: The result of redis operation. """ now = epoch_millis() return self.db_r.hset( "email:%s:%s" % (handler_id, external_id), 'rejected_at', now)
def save_email(self, to_addr, cc_addr, bcc_addr, topic, text, sender_id,
handler_id, external_id, result):
"""Saves email data in redis.
The hash to which email is saved in redis can be accessed with key:
email:<HANDLER_ID>:<EXTERNAL_ID>
The method also adds "<HANDLER_ID>:<EXTERNAL_ID>" to the user's emails
set of emails identified by key emails:<SENDER_ID>.
Args:
to_addr: Email address of the main recipient.
cc_addr: A list of email addresses of all cc'd recipients.
bcc_addr: A list of email addresses of all bcc'd recipients.
topic: Email subject.
text: Email body.
sender_id: user_id of the sender.
handler_id: Id of the email handler that was used to send the email.
external_id: External id that the service assigned to the email.
result: Send result (failed / sent / queued), enum value.
"""
now = epoch_millis()
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
email_data = {
'to': to_addr,
'cc': ','.join(cc_addr),
'bcc': ','.join(bcc_addr),
'subject': topic,
'text': text,
'sender_id': sender_id,
'id': "%s:%s" % (handler_id, external_id)
}
if result == config.SEND_STATUS.SENT:
email_data['sent_at'] = now
elif result == config.SEND_STATUS.QUEUED:
email_data['queued_at'] = now
else:
email_data['failed_at'] = now
self.db_r.hmset("email:%s:%s" % (handler_id, external_id), email_data)
self.db_r.sadd('emails:%s' % sender_id,
'%s:%s' % (handler_id, external_id))
return
def save_email(self, to_addr, cc_addr, bcc_addr, topic,
text, sender_id, handler_id, external_id, result):
"""Saves email data in redis.
The hash to which email is saved in redis can be accessed with key:
email:<HANDLER_ID>:<EXTERNAL_ID>
The method also adds "<HANDLER_ID>:<EXTERNAL_ID>" to the user's emails
set of emails identified by key emails:<SENDER_ID>.
Args:
to_addr: Email address of the main recipient.
cc_addr: A list of email addresses of all cc'd recipients.
bcc_addr: A list of email addresses of all bcc'd recipients.
topic: Email subject.
text: Email body.
sender_id: user_id of the sender.
handler_id: Id of the email handler that was used to send the email.
external_id: External id that the service assigned to the email.
result: Send result (failed / sent / queued), enum value.
"""
now = epoch_millis()
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
email_data = {
'to': to_addr,
'cc': ','.join(cc_addr),
'bcc': ','.join(bcc_addr),
'subject': topic,
'text': text,
'sender_id': sender_id,
'id': "%s:%s" % (handler_id, external_id)
}
if result == config.SEND_STATUS.SENT:
email_data['sent_at'] = now
elif result == config.SEND_STATUS.QUEUED:
email_data['queued_at'] = now
else:
email_data['failed_at'] = now
self.db_r.hmset("email:%s:%s" % (handler_id, external_id), email_data)
self.db_r.sadd('emails:%s' % sender_id, '%s:%s' % (handler_id, external_id))
return
