skeleton-email
Description
This library contains the email functionality of Skeleton, (*1)
Installation
Installation via composer:, (*2)
composer require tigron/skeleton-email
composer require tigron/skeleton-template-twig
Howto
Set the path for emails, (*3)
\Skeleton\Email\Config::$email_path = $some_very_cool_directory;
The email path must have the following structure, (*4)
- media
- sample_media_dir1
- image1.png
- image2.png
- sample_media_dir2
- image3.png
- image4.png
- template
- email_type1
- html.twig
- subject.twig
- text.twig
- email_type2
- html.twig
- subject.twig
- text.twig
Each email type must have its own directory containing the following files:
- html.twig => the HTML version of the email
- subject.twig => The subject line of the email
- text.twig => The text version of the email, (*5)
References to media in the mail content will be fetches from the media directory, (*6)
Create a new mail:, (*7)
$email = new \Skeleton\Email\Email('email_type1');
$email->set_sender('sender@example.com', 'Test sender');
$email->add_to('to@example.com' [, 'to name' ]);
/**
* Optional: translate the mail with a defined Translation object
*/
$language = Skeleton\I18n\Language::get_by_id(2);
$application = 'email'; // Used to fetch the po file
$translation = Skeleton\I18n\Translation::get($language, $application);
$email->set_translation($translation);
/**
* Optional: add different recipient types
*/
$email->add_cc('cc@example.com' [, 'cc name' ]);
$email->add_bcc('bcc@example.com' [, 'bcc name' ]);
/**
* Optional: add reply-to recipient
*/
$email->add_reply_to('reply-to@example.com' [, 'reply-to name' ]);
/**
* Optional: attach file(s)
*/
$email->add_attachment(\Skeleton\File\File::get_by_id(1234));
$email->add_attachment_file('/some_very_cool_path/filename.ext');
/**
* Optional: Archive mailbox. Send a copy of every mail to a given mailbox
*/
\Skeleton\Email\Config::$archive_mailbox = 'my_archive@example.com';
/**
* Optional: Transport type. Send email using smtp or sendmail (default: sendmail)
* When smtp is used at least a host and port are required.
* Optionally you can also define which encryption is needed (ssl or tls)
* and if authentication is required (username, password).
*/
\Skeleton\Email\Config::$transport_type = 'smtp';
\Skeleton\Email\Config::$transport_smtp_config = [
'host' => 'smtp.example.com',
'port' => 25,
'encryption' => 'ssl',
'username' => 'foo',
'password' => 'bar'
];
/**
* Optional: Assign variables
*/
$email->assign('variable1', 'content1');
/**
* Send email
*/
$email->send();