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Does this gem support a template_path option à la Rails ActionMailer? So instead of putting all the <texter_name> views under app/views it can be anywhere like app/views/texters.
I tried emulating the ActionMailer way like so:
classUserTexter < Textris::Basedefaultfrom: 'Our Team <+1 500-555-0006>'defaulttemplate_path: "texters/#{name.underscore}"
...
end
But it still looks exclusively under app/views.
Use case for this would be to separate texters from mailers and every other views under app/views to allow view organization like the following:
app/views/mailers
app/views/texters
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Does this gem support a
template_path
option à la Rails ActionMailer? So instead of putting all the<texter_name>
views underapp/views
it can be anywhere likeapp/views/texters
.I tried emulating the ActionMailer way like so:
But it still looks exclusively under
app/views
.Use case for this would be to separate texters from mailers and every other views under
app/views
to allow view organization like the following:app/views/mailers
app/views/texters
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: