mail-module

ZF3 module for e-mail communication

Introduction

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Installation

1. Install via Composer

Install the latest stable version via Composer:

composer require massimo-filippi/mail-module

Install the latest develop version via Composer:

composer require massimo-filippi/mail-module:dev-develop

2. Enable module in your application

Composer should enable MassimoFilippi\MailModule in your project automatically during installation.

In case it does not, you can enable module manually by adding value 'MassimoFilippi\MailModule' to array in file config/modules.config.php. At the end, it should look like PHP array below.

You don't have to use this package as Zend Framework module if you don't want to.

<?php

/**
 * List of enabled modules for this application.
 *
 * This should be an array of module namespaces used in the application.
 */
return [
    'Zend\Mail',
    'Zend\Router',
    'Zend\Validator',
    'MassimoFilippi\MailModule', // Add this line, ideally before Application module.
    'Application',
];

3. Set up your configuration

At this time you can use 2 services: SparkPost and Mailjet. Below are examples of my config/autoload/local.php file.

Using MailjetAdapter:

<?php

return [
    // Config array for modules in MassimoFilippi namespace (our modules).
    'massimo_filippi' => [
        
        // Config array for MailModule.
        'mail_module' => [
            
            // Adapter you want to use.
            'adapter' => \MassimoFilippi\MailModule\Adapter\Mailjet\MailjetAdapter::class,
            
            // Adapter's parameters needed to create adapter's instance (e.g., api key or password).
            'adapter_params' => [
                'api_key' => '---API-KEY---',
                'api_secret' => '---API-SECRET---',
                'sandbox_mode' => false, // will not send email if true, but API will response
            ],
        ],
    ],
];

Using SparkPostAdapter:

<?php

return [
    // Config array for modules in MassimoFilippi namespace (our modules).
    'massimo_filippi' => [
        
        // Config array for MailModule.
        'mail_module' => [
            
            // Adapter you want to use.
            'adapter' => \MassimoFilippi\MailModule\Adapter\SparkPost\SparkPostAdapter::class,
            
            // Adapter's parameters needed to create adapter's instance (e.g., api key or password).
            'adapter_params' => [
                'api_key' => '---API-KEY---',
            ],
        ],
    ],
];

Using SparkPostSmtpAdapter:

<?php

return [
    // Config array for modules in MassimoFilippi namespace (our modules).
    'massimo_filippi' => [
        
        // Config array for MailModule.
        'mail_module' => [
            
            // Adapter you want to use.
            'adapter' => \MassimoFilippi\MailModule\Adapter\SparkPost\SparkPostSmtpAdapter::class,
            
            // Adapter's parameters needed to create adapter's instance (e.g., api key or password).
            'adapter_params' => [
                'api_key' => '---SMTP-API-KEY---',
            ],
        ],
    ],
];

Usage

Somewhere in business logic classes. Usage should be always the same.

<?php 

use MassimoFilippi\MailModule\Model\Message\Message;
use MassimoFilippi\MailModule\Model\Recipient\Recipient;
use MassimoFilippi\MailModule\Model\Sender\Sender;

try {   
    // Remember that some services need sender's email address enabled first!
    $sender = new Sender('[email protected]', 'Example.com');
     
    $recipient = new Recipient('[email protected]');
    $recipient->setName('John Doe');
     
    $message = new Message($sender, $recipient);
     
    $message->setSubject('Test');
     
    $message->setMessage('Hello World!');
     
    $this->mailService->sendMail($message);
} catch (\Exception $exception) {
    var_dump($exception->getMessage());
}