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Index

• type CircuitBreakerTimer
  • func NewCircuitBreakerTimer() *CircuitBreakerTimer
  • func (t *CircuitBreakerTimer) EndTimer()
  • func (t *CircuitBreakerTimer) Run() <-chan int
• type MailingProvider
  • func (mp *MailingProvider) SendEmail(m mailspree.Message) error

Types

type CircuitBreakerTimer

type CircuitBreakerTimer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

CircuitBreakerTimer is a mock implementation of mailspree.CircuitBreakerTimer

func NewCircuitBreakerTimer

func NewCircuitBreakerTimer() *CircuitBreakerTimer

func (*CircuitBreakerTimer) EndTimer

func (t *CircuitBreakerTimer) EndTimer()

EndTimer sends a signal that the timer has ended.

func (*CircuitBreakerTimer) Run

func (t *CircuitBreakerTimer) Run() <-chan int

Run returns a channel and it also sets it in the CircuitBreakerTimer struct, so that the timer can be ended using EndTimer.

type MailingProvider

type MailingProvider struct {
	SentEmail   []mailspree.Message
	TriedToSend []mailspree.Message
	Fail        bool
}

MailingProvider is a mailing provider mock. It stores sent mail in a slice so that we can check if it is called. It can be set to fail by setting the Fail field to true.

func (*MailingProvider) SendEmail

func (mp *MailingProvider) SendEmail(m mailspree.Message) error

SendEmail adds the email to a slice for later inspection. If the Fail field is set, the email is not added, and we just fail.