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require_relative 'band'
require_relative 'pdf_form'
require 'date'
require 'mail'
def send_registration_emails_for(band, pdf_url)
mail = Mail.new
mail.charset = 'UTF-8'
mail.to = settings.contact_email
mail.from = @band.contact.email
mail.subject = "Registrering av band #{@band.name} til Norsk Urskog"
mail.body = erb :registration_email, :layout => false, :locals => { :pdf_url => pdf_url }
if settings.environment != :test && settings.respond_to?(:smtp)
# Since the sinatra/indifferent_hash implementation that holds
# the settings converts all keys to strings, and the mail gem
# expects the keys as symbols, we need to create a new hash
# with the correct keys.
smtp_settings = Hash[settings.smtp.map { |e| [e[0].to_sym, e[1]] }]
logger.debug "smtp settings: #{smtp_settings.inspect}"
mail.delivery_method :smtp, smtp_settings
end
mail.deliver!
rescue Net::SMTPError => e
band.errors << e.message
end
def generate_pdf_for(band, filename)
pdf = PDFForm.new(band)
pdf.render(filename)
end
def sanitize(s)
s.gsub(/[ ,.:!^'*\/\\]+/, '-')
end
def create_pdf_file_name(band)
filename = "#{Date.today.iso8601}-#{sanitize(band.name)}-#{sanitize(band.city)}.pdf"
end
def parse_date(str)
Date.parse(str)
rescue TypeError => e
$stderr << "Invalid date specified: " << str
raise
end
def accept_registrations(settings)
start_date = parse_date(settings.accept_registrations[:start])
end_date = parse_date(settings.accept_registrations[:stop])
start_date <= Date.today && end_date > Date.today
end
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