A simple web app designed to receive incoming data from a transactional email API Webhook, store it in a database, and display statistics.
- Download or clone the repo
- Run
$ bundle install - Create the database with
$ rake db:create - And migrate
$ rake db:migrate - Run
$ rails sto start the server
The server will now accept incoming POST requests on: http://localhost:3000/events
with a payload in the format:
{"Address":"barney@test.com","EmailType":"Shipment","Event":"send","Timestamp":1432820696}
To view the statistics for all the event received, visit the root path: http://localhost:3000
The latest version of the app has been deployed on Heroku, and it is available at this URL:
https://alterenzo-webhook.herokuapp.com/
POST requests can be sent at:
https://alterenzo-webhook.herokuapp.com/events
A new entry on this table is created every time a new email type is encountered. It has a one to many relationship with the Events table.
The EmailType model also takes care of calculating the open and click rate for every type.
A new entry is created every time a new event is received. Each entry stores an email address, event type, timestamp and a reference to an EmailType.
The Event model also has public methods to gather all the events for any event type.
RSpec is the testing framework used, with Capybara used to run the integration test.
Run tests using:
$ rspec