Secret Santa Client

About

Secret Santa Client provides an anonymous way to randomly pair for Secret Santa.

Usage

Uses Twilio API to send the texts. If you want to use this you will need a Twilio account.

Example:

require 'mobile/secret_santa'

list = {
  "Tak"     => "+13302370308",
  "Sarah"   => "+12079327441",
  "Tania"   => "+11306358563",
  "Clint"   => "+12212318187",
  "Lydia"   => "+19439348292",
  "Donovan" => "+16305302371"
}

logger = Logger.new("2015_secret_santa.txt")

twilio_config = {
  :account_sid => 'account-sid',
  :auth_token => 'auth-token',
  :host_number => 'your-twilio-host-number'
}

secret_santa = Mobile::SecretSanta.new(:list => list, :logger => logger, :twilio_config => twilio_config)

secret_santa.pair_list.send

you can create your own text body but the default will look something like this:
  Yo Secret Santa, give this whiny little kid #{person} a gift, because we all know #{person} was a bad person this year and will be getting coal from the real Santa.

You can pass in a block if you don't want to use the default text body

secret_santa.pair_list.send(:text_body => Proc.new {|person| "hello #{person}."})

## Resending text

If for some reason someone didn't receive a text, no worries. you can resend the text. You'll need the log file name and the name of the person who didn't get a text:

secret_santa.resend_text("Tak", "2015_secret_santa.txt")

## Logging

Logging is optional, but in case something goes wrong, for example someone didn't get a text, you can log the pairing. The names of the secret santa is hexdigested, in case you don't want to accidently see who everyone has.

## Features

1. Twilio Integration
2. Logging
1. Resend text

## Testing

1. `bundle install`
2. `rspec`

## Future Features

2. Blacklist pairs.
3. Any other thoughts?