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package RT::Interface::Email::Role;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Role::Basic;
use RT::Interface::Email;
=head1 NAME
RT::Interface::Email::Role - Role for mail plugins
=head1 SYNOPSIS
package RT::Interface::Email::Action::Something;
use Role::Basic 'with';
with 'RT::Interface::Email::Role';
sub CheckACL { ... }
sub HandleSomething { ... }
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Provides a means to affect the handling of RT's mail gateway. Mail
plugins (which appear in L<RT_Config/@MailPlugins> should implement this
role.
See F<docs/extending/mail_plugins.pod> for a list of hook points which
plugins can implement.
=head1 METHODS
=head2 TMPFAIL
This should be called for configuration errors. It results in a
temporary failure code to the MTA, ensuring that the message is not
lost, and will be retried later.
This function should be passed the warning message to log with the
temporary failure. Does not return.
=head2 FAILURE
This should be used upon rejection of a message. It will B<not> be
retried by the MTA; as such, it should be used sparingly, and in
conjunction with L</MailError> such that the sender is aware of the
failure.
The function should be passed a message to return to the mailgate. Does
not return.
=head2 SUCCESS
The message was successfully parsed. The function takes an optional
L<RT::Ticket> object to return to the mailgate. Does not return.
=head2 MailError
Sends an error concerning the email, or the processing thereof. Takes
the following arguments:
=over
=item To
Only necessary in L</BeforeDecode> and L<BeforeDecrypt> hooks, where it
defaults to L<RT_Config/OwnerEmail>; otherwise, defaults to the
originator of the message.
=item Subject
Subject of the email
=item Explanation
The body of the email
=item FAILURE
If passed a true value, will call L</FAILURE> after sending the message.
=back
=cut
sub TMPFAIL { RT::Interface::Email::TMPFAIL(@_) }
sub FAILURE { RT::Interface::Email::FAILURE(@_) }
sub SUCCESS { RT::Interface::Email::SUCCESS(@_) }
sub MailError { RT::Interface::Email::MailError(@_) }
1;
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