This is a little zendframework/zend-mail wrapper that will automagically construct proper multipart mime mails.
Please feel free to submit pull requests.
composer require oliver-schoendorn/mailer
<?php
use OS\Mail\Mail;
$mail = (new Mail())
->setSubject('email subject')
->setSender('[email protected]', 'Foo Bar')
->setFrom('[email protected]', 'Foo Bar')
->setTo('[email protected]', 'Receipt name');
This is optional, but if you are using inline attachments, you have to keep track of the MailAttachment object, in order to reference it in the html mail body.
If an inline attachment is not being referenced, some mail clients will show the attachment or a preview below the mail, which might break your carefully crafted mail layout.
<?php
use OS\Mail\MailAttachment;
$inlineImage = (new MailAttachment('file.jpg'))
->setContent(fopen('path/to/file.jpg', 'r'))
->setMimeType('image/jpg');
$mail->addInlineAttachment($inlineImage);
<?php
use Zend\Mime\Mime;
use OS\Mail\MailBody;
$mail->addBodyPart((new MailBody())
->setMimeType(Mime::TYPE_TEXT)
->setContent('Plain text mail content'));
$mail->addBodyPart((new MailBody())
->setMimeType(Mime::TYPE_HTML)
->setContent('<html><body><p>Html mail content<img src="' . $inlineImage . '" /></p></body></html>'));
Usually, these only appear attachment in a context menu or similar, based on the mail client used.
<?php
use OS\Mail\MailAttachment;
$mail->addAttachment((new MailAttachment('file.jpg'))
->setContent(fopen('path/to/file.jpg', 'r'))
->setMimeType('image/jpg'));
To send an mail, you can either define the transport object directly using the Zend classes or you can use the built in MailTransportFactory, which provides some type hinting.
<?php
use OS\Mail\MailTransportFactory;
$mailTransport = (new MailTransportFactory())->createSmtpTransportWithLogin(
$config['mail']['user'],
$config['mail']['pass'],
$config['mail']['encryption'],
$config['mail']['name'],
$config['mail']['host'],
$config['mail']['port']
);
$mail->send($mailTransport);
Copyright 2018 Oliver Schöndorn
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