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Send transactional mail through mandrill.com. This bundle provides an easy api for Symfony2 Projects.

All settings inside message class represent attributes of Mandrill's API. Please refer to their API documentation for Details:

https://mandrillapp.com/api/docs/messages.html

Prerequisites

Before you're able to use this bundle you must sign up with Mandrill.

http://mandrill.com

Mandrill is a great way to send your transactional emails and provides detailed advances reports.

Mandrill is free for limited number of email per day, please read through pricing section on the website for more information:

http://mandrill.com/pricing/

Installation

Add the bundle to your composer.json

# composer.json
{
 "require": {
     "slot/mandrill-bundle": "dev-master",
 }
}

Run composer install

php ./composer.phar install

Enable the bundle in the kernel

<?php
// app/AppKernel.php

public function registerBundles()
{
    $bundles = array(
        // ...
        new Slot\MandrillBundle\SlotMandrillBundle(),
    );
}

Configuration

Add configuration to config.yml.

Log in to Mandrill and go to "Settings" -> "SMTP and API Credentials". Create an API Key and use it in your Symfony2 Configuration.

# config.yml

slot_mandrill:
    api_key: xxxxx
    disable_delivery: true # useful for dev/test environment. Default value is 'false'
    # debug: passed to \Mandrill causing it to output curl requests. Useful to see output
    # from CLI script. Default value is 'false'
    debug: true
    default:
        sender: info@example.com
        sender_name: John Doe # Optionally define a sender name (from name)
        subaccount: Project # Optionally define a subaccount to use
    proxy:
        use: true # when you are behing a proxy. Default value is 'false'
        host: example.com
        port: 80
        user: john
        password: doe123

Now you're all set, send your first transactional mails:

Use

Simple controller Example:

<?php

// src/Slot/ExampleBundle/Controller/ExampleController.php
namespace Slot\ExampleBundle\Controller;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
use Slot\MandrillBundle\Message;
use Slot\MandrillBundle\Dispatcher;

class ExampleController extends Controller
{
    public function indexAction()
    {
        $dispatcher = $this->get('slot_mandrill.dispatcher');

        $message = new Message();

        $message
            ->setFromEmail('mail@example.com')
            ->setFromName('Customer Care')
            ->addTo('max.customer@email.com')
            ->setSubject('Some Subject')
            ->setHtml('<html><body><h1>Some Content</h1></body></html>')
            ->setSubaccount('Project');

        $result = $dispatcher->send($message);

        return new Response('<pre>' . print_r($result, true) . '</pre>');

    }

}

Using Handlebars

By default the bundle will assume the merge language is 'mailchimp'. You can change this with $message->setMergeLanguage('handlebars')

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Use

Using Handlebars