logikool/laravel-email-logger

Keep track in your database of all emails sent from within your application.

1.0 2018-03-03 16:50 UTC

Requires

• illuminate/database: ~5.5.0|~5.6.0
• illuminate/events: ~5.5.0|~5.6.0
• illuminate/mail: ~5.5.0|~5.6.0
• illuminate/support: ~5.5.0|~5.6.0

MIT

• Logikool

README

This package provides a simple logging mechanism for all emails that are sent in your application. It uses Laravel's built in events which the logger listens to and creates a database entry from a Swift_Message object.

Installation

1. Install via composer

composer require logikool/laravel-email-logger

1. If you are not using package auto-discovery, add the service provider to your app.php configuration file.

Logikool\LaravelEmailLogger\LaravelEmailLoggerServiceProvider::class,

1. Publish configuration and migration files

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Logikool\LaravelEmailLogger\LaravelEmailLoggerServiceProvider"

1. Run the migration

php artisan migrate

Configuration

Laravel Email Logger has it's own Eloquent model and Event Listeners, but if you need to, you can change those in your email-logger.php.

return [

  'model' => \Logikool\LaravelEmailLogger\Models\EmailLog::class,

  'listeners' => [
    'MessageSending' => \Logikool\LaravelEmailLogger\Listeners\MessageSending::class,
    'MessageSent' => \Logikool\LaravelEmailLogger\Listeners\MessageSent::class,
  ]

];

MessageSending and MessageSent are Laravel's built-in events and you can use your own listeners by providing a fully qualified class name.

EmailLog is a model which you can replace or extend if you need to.