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Todo

• After a user creates an account, create a template to send a token to the registered email so that they can activate the account
• See: https://github.com/josdem/jmailer-spring-boot/blob/feature/15/web/src/main/resources/templates/forgotPassword.ftl

Todo

• Add Lombok dependency
• Inject beans using Lombok and delete @Value.

Steps to Reproduce

• Add a token in the Yaml configuration file under spamTokens example:

spamTokens:
    - thisIsSpam

• Send an email using Swagger POST /emailer/form
• Make sure you add the previous token in the message body

Expected result

• Email is not sent due to containing spam

Actual result

• Email sent even though it contains spam messages

Todo

• Add Viafe emails to the black list

Todo

• Create a service interface EmailValidatorService with public method validate
• Create service implementation EmailValidatorServiceImpl to validate:
  • If the email body contains spam
  • If the email subject contains spam
• Move this logic from CommandValidator to email validator service implementation

Currently, the logic to handle filters for spam messages is in EmailController let's move that logic to the DTO validator.

Would be great to update project from spring boot 2 to spring boot 3

Todo

• Fix Thymeleaf templates
• Add requred header to the forms

Todo

• Update Bootstrap version to 5.1.1
• Update
  • Index
  • contact
  • command line
  • form

Todo

• Add a filter with drive.google.com filter to identify spam

Todo
We want to know jmailer project coverage, therefore we would like to incorporate and configure Jococo reports so that we can generate a coverage report.

Acceptance Criteria

• Jococo plugin is added in the build.gradle file
• We can run a gradle command to generate a jacoco HTML directory with reports

Notes

• Example of configuration here: Vetlog configuration

Todo

• Add ask for token information
• Add Swagger documentation

Todo

• Form page information is not clear about your email field. We need to specify is the target email

Todo

• Update Spring version to 2.7.0

Todo

• Add MockMvc dependency
• Move integration test cases to Junit5

Spam has a particular email sender name; let's filter those unwanted messages.

https://docs.github.com/en/actions/quickstart

todo

• SpringFox is not supported in Spring3, for more information go here
• Therefore, we want to migrate to SpringDoc

Acceptance Criteria

• Services and Web tests should pass
• Swagger documentation should be available in the project: https://jmailer.josdem.io/swagger-ui.html

Todo

• Add Spring Actuator dependency to monitor the health endpoint along with other production metrics.

Acceptance Criteria
I am able to hit the health endpoint within Jmailer URL.

Todo

• Vetlog has an Apache 2.0 license 2022, let's update it for 2023

Todo

• User reported receiving messages with body:
  • BYZGaKygTxwzPMqo
  • FLnCfulwxEksqzM

Let's filter those messages as spam

Todo

• Create a blacklist to filter spam emails
• Create filters to identify spam

Todo

• Update Swagger from 2.4.0 to 3.0.0
• Update Swagger UI from 2.4.0 to 2.9.2
• Update Swagger annotations

Todo

• Move unit test cases to Junit5

Todo

• Spams are coming in the format:
  • Name: LWOJGyldmM
  • Message: SEKWdgPxTV

Let's create a filter for them
Source: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Eiiuw_BBAt5HyJTi0JOq6tIQ0KAz3pTG

Todo

• Fix Bower plugin to grab JavaScript dependencies

Todo

Currently, in the README.md file in the repository, we have an image as a job build badge, configure Embeddable Build Status instead.

Acceptance Criteria

I am able to see the badge status when I run a new build in Jenkins

Todo

• Create SSH key to authenticate jenkins server to the jmailer host server
• Create a Jenkins job to build and deploy
• Create Jenkins pipeline file to define stages, see this project as reference: jugoterapia-services-pipeline

Todo

• After a user creates an account, create a template to send a token to the registered email so that they can activate the account
• See: https://github.com/josdem/jmailer-spring-boot/blob/feature/15/web/src/main/resources/templates/register.ftl

Todo

Moving from Groovy to Java in web module

Todo
Since April 2023, Kotlin DSL is the default for new Gradle builds; therefore, we want to migrate our build scripts from Groovy to Gradle.

Reference

• Kotlin DSL for Gradle
• Migrating build Groovy to Kotlin guide

Acceptance Criteria

• Kotlin DSL is the build.gradle language
• Able to run service and web test cases
• Able to build the project
• Able to execute JacocoReports

Todo

• Message model is mixed with form model, split to have a better structure
• Make sure you can send emails from form websites

Todo

• Add an error template when Jmailer throws an exception

Todo

Currently we have services and web modules written in Groovy, change services module to Java 16th version.

Todo

• After a user adopt a pet it is expected to send an email to the owner with the information adoption.ftl is missing
• See: https://github.com/josdem/jmailer-spring-boot/blob/feature/15/web/src/main/resources/templates/adoption.ftl

Todo

• Change package name from com.jos.dem.jmailer to com.josdem.jmailer