- page_title << @server.name
- page_title << "Routes"

= render 'servers/sidebar', :active_server => @server
= render 'servers/header', :active_nav => :routing
= render 'header', :active_nav => :routes

.pageContent.pageContent--compact
  - if @routes.empty?
    .noData.noData--clean
      %h2.noData__title No routes have been configured for this server.
      %p.noData__text
        To receive incoming mail, you need to add routes to where we should send
        messages we receive for your domain. You can send incoming e-mail to
        HTTP endpoints, other SMTP servers or e-mail addresses.

        - if @server.smtp_endpoints.empty? && @server.http_endpoints.empty? && @server.address_endpoints.empty?
          %p.noData__button.buttonSet.buttonSet--center
            = link_to "Add a HTTP endpoint", new_organization_server_http_endpoint_path(organization, @server, :return_to => new_organization_server_route_path(organization, @server), :return_notice => "You can now go ahead and add your first route for this HTTP endpoint"), :class => 'button button--positive'
            = link_to "Add a SMTP endpoint", new_organization_server_smtp_endpoint_path(organization, @server, :return_to => new_organization_server_route_path(organization, @server), :return_notice => "You can now go ahead and add your first route for this SMTP endpoint"), :class => 'button button--positive'
            = link_to "Add an address endpoint", new_organization_server_address_endpoint_path(organization, @server, :return_to => new_organization_server_route_path(organization, @server), :return_notice => "You can now go ahead and add your first route for this address endpoint"), :class => 'button button--positive'
          %p.noData__postButtonText
            Once you've added these, you'll be able to come back here to route a
            specific e-mail address to your newly created endpoint. You can
            #{link_to "add a route without an endpoint", new_organization_server_route_path(organization, @server), :class => "u-link"} if you really want.
        - else
          %p.noData__button
            = link_to "Add your first route", [:new, organization, @server, :route], :class => 'button button--positive'
  - else
    %p.pageContent__intro.u-margin
      Routes control where incoming mail for your domain is sent. Messages can be sent to
      HTTP endpoints, other SMTP servers or e-mail addresses.
    %p.u-margin.pageContent__helpLink= link_to "Read more about receiving e-mails", [organization, @server, :help_incoming]

    %ul.routeList.u-margin
      - for route in @routes
        %li.routeList__item
          = link_to [:edit, organization, @server, route], :class => 'routeList__link' do
            %p.routeList__name= route.description
            .routeList__details
              %p.routeList__endpoint{:class => "routeList__endpoint--#{route.endpoint_type&.underscore || 'none'}"}
                - if route.mode == 'Endpoint'
                  = route.endpoint.description
                - else
                  = t("route_modes.#{route.mode.underscore}")
              %p.routeList__spamMode= t("route_spam_modes.#{route.spam_mode.underscore}")

    %p.u-center= link_to "Add another route", [:new, organization, @server, :route], :class => 'button button--positive'