adt / mail-queue
The ultimate Nette mailing solution.
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- php: ^7.1|^8.0
- adt/background-queue: ^4.22
- nette/di: ^2.3 || ~3.0
- nette/mail: ~3.0
- tracy/tracy: ^2.3
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README
Allows in-app mail queueing and delayed sending.
1.1 Installation
composer:
composer require adt/mail-queue
config.neon:
extensions: adtMailQueue: ADT\MailQueue\DI\MailQueueExtension
1.1.1 Using default Queue entity
Let Doctrine know about our entity:
doctrine: metadata: ADT\MailQueue\Entity: %vendorDir%/adt/mail-queue/src/Entity
1.1.2 Using custom Queue entity
Create your own entity that extends our abstract entity:
namespace App\Model\Entity; use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM; /** * @ORM\Entity */ class QueueEntity extends \ADT\MailQueue\Entity\AbstractMailQueueEntry { /** * @ORM\Column(type="text") */ protected $customProperty; }
Let us know about your custom entity:
adtMailQueue: queueEntityClass: App\Model\Entity\QueueEntity
To fill custom properties of your entity when enqueueing mail,
you can use second argument of enqueue
:
$this->mailQueueService->enqueue($mail, [ 'customProperty' => 'customValue' ]);
or
$this->mailQueueService->enqueue($mail, function (QueueEntity $e) { $e->customProperty = 'customValue'; });
1.2.1 Using one and only IMailer
adtMailQueue: mailer: @sparkPostApiMailerService
1.2.2 Custom mailer
If you need to decide which mailer you want to use based on information
in your custom Queue entity, you can implement ADT\MailQueue\Service\IMessenger
interface. This interface has send($entity)
method where $entity
is your custom entity.
adtMailQueue: messenger: @queueMailerMessenger
1.3 Migration
Clear your temp/cache
directory.
Generate migration and migrate:
php www/index.php migrations:diff php www/index.php migrations:migrate
1.4 Processing enqueued messages
Use predefined console command:
php www/index.php mail-queue:process
or get ADT\MailQueue\Services\QueueService
from DI container and call:
$queueService->process()
1.5 Send error handler
If you need to handle send error, you can set:
adtMailQueue: sendErrorHandler: @ErrorHandlerClass::handlerMethod
Handler method receives queue entry entity and exception generated on send.
1.6 Queue drained event
If you need notification when queue is drained, you can set:
adtMailQueue: onQueueDrained: @EventHandlerClass::handlerMethod
Event handler receives instance of OutputInterface
if available, NULL
otherwise.
2.1 Configuration
adtMailQueue: messenger: #or mailer queueEntityClass: #default Entity\MailQueueEntry::class, autowireMailer: false sendErrorHandler: null onQueueDrained: null lockTimeout: 600 limit: 1000 #how many emails send tempDir: %tempDir% backgroundQueueService: @ADT\BackgroundQueue\Service backgroundQueueCallbackName: mailSending