these will include sinatra and erb gem(gem is a package in ruby it

will have additional info like files required to be installed) in the code here we are including sinatra because sinatra is a DSL domain specific language(DSL is a language which is concerned with a specific domain problem, it helps us solve a particular problem and then advance accordingly there are other DSL's as well like HTML)sinatra is a DSL for quick development of webpages. ERB is embedded **ruby erb gives a powerful way to embed **ruby code to plain text document or an html file etc this helps in generation of documents etc. since we will b using WEBrick server which sinatra activates we will be requiring sinatra and since we will be creating a template with ruby embedded in it we will be requiring erb as well. require 'sinatra' require 'erb'

get is a route which will map the get method of http to the

controller action here /tryerb is a controller action.(A controller action is supplied with more info many a times for specific data e.g. GET /movies/3 will mean the route GET should map HTTP method to movies with id 3 and show the information of that movie with id 3)  information will be rendered from tryerb. get route will show the page. POST would create one. DELETE will remove and PUT will update. get '/tryerb' do     erb :tryerb end

#muttconf_template will store the template info whenever a template

encounters a <% %> it will consider it a ruby code and
whenever it encounters a <%= %> it will consider that a

statement there are few more tags as well.

muttconf_template = "set imap_user =\"<%= @usrname %>\"
set imap_pass =\"<%= @paswd %>\"
set spool_file =\"<%= @spool_file %>\"
set folder =\"<%= @folder %>\"
set postponed =\"<%= @postponed %>\"
set header_cache =\"<%= @header_cache %>\"
set message_cachedir =\"<%= @message_cache_dir %>\"
set certificate_file =\"<%= @certificate_file %>\""

#An object 'configure' of class ERB is created to which the above template is supplied configure = ERB.new(muttconf_template)

post route will create a new tryerb with the data that is attached

to it. post '/tryerb' do   @usrname = params[:usrname]   @paswd = params[:paswd]   @spool_file = params[:spool_file]   @folder = params[:folder]   @postponed = params[:postponed]   @header_cache = params[:header_cache]   @message_cache_dir = params[:message_cache_dir]   @certificate_file = params[:certificate_file]

#configure.result will give the data that was supplied to it. binding methods binds the global variables, i.e. retains the values of the variables that have been used earlier. FInally the mutrc file is opened and the output is written into it. aftr creation of the mutrc the msg of mutt being successfully configured is displayed.   output = configure.result(binding)   File.open('mutrc','w') do |f|     f.write output     f.close   end "MUTT CONFIGURED SUCCESSFULLY!!!" end

The code was further Modified as below....

newfile.rb

encoding: utf-8

#roshan again require 'rubygems' require 'sinatra' require 'erb'

get '/newfile' do     erb :newfile end

file = File.open("template", "r") muttconf_template = file.read configure = ERB.new(muttconf_template) post '/newfile' do   @usrname = params[:usrname]   @paswd = params[:paswd]   output = configure.result(binding)   user = @usrname   passwd = @paswd   pass = passwd   system("(perl -e 'print crypt($ARGV[0], "#{pass}")' $#{pass})");   system("sudo useradd #{user} -p '#{passwd.crypt("$1$password")}'")   Dir.mkdir("/home/#{user}");   File.open("/home/#{user}/.muttrc","w") do |f|     f.write output     f.close     end   erb :postfile end

template file

set imap_user ="<%=@usrname%>@gmail.com"
set imap_pass ="<%=@paswd%>"
set folder ="imaps://imap.gmail.com:993"
set spoolfile ="+INBOX"
set header_cache ="~/.mutt/cache/headers"
set message_cachedir ="~/.mutt/cache/bodies"
set certificate_file ="~/.mutt/certificates"
set smtp_url ="smtp.googlemail.com:587"

views/newfile.erb

MUTT CONFIGURATION PAGE ```yaml Username:
Password:
```

views/postfile.erb

                   

Successfully Configured Mutt!!!

         Open Terminal
         Type **ssh** [username]@[ip_address](ENTER)
         Type 'mutt' press enter and check you inbox          

May be modified further as well....