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Description: A Rails plugin that provides a DRb server and singleton object for sending IMs via Jabber (including Google Talk) from a Rails application
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Clone URL: git://github.com/cheald/jabberish.git
Chris Heald (author)
Mon Sep 22 23:22:03 -0700 2008
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README
Jabberish is a DRb-backed Jabber client designed for use in multi-server Rails apps.
Just drop in the plugin, configure, start the daemon, and off you go.

To install it: 

  script/plugin install git://github.com/cheald/jabberish.git
  
Jabberish calls in your code will fail silently if the Jabberish DRb process isn't running, so if the daemon goes 
missing, it won't bring your app crashing down around your shoulders - you just won't get IMs.

1) edit config/jabberish.yml with your desired settings
2) rake jabberish:start
3) Invoke Jabberish from your code.

  JabberishAgent.deliver("your-email@gmail.com", message_to_deliver)

For example, to send yourself IMs when your app has an error, in application.rb:

  def rescue_action(e)
  # The third parameter is "throttle", which will cause Jabberish to refuse
  # to send the same message to a given recipient twice in a row
    msg = sprintf("[#%s] %s (%s)", Time.now.to_i, e, e.backtrace.first)
    JabberishAgent.deliver("your-email@gmail.com", msg, true)
  end
  
Jabberish relies on the xmpp4r-simple gem, so if you are having problems, install it:

  gem install xmpp4r-simple
  
Enjoy!