A SilverStripe Mailer
class to send emails via the Mailgun API.
$ composer require kinglozzer/silverstripe-mailgunner:^3.0 php-http/curl-client guzzlehttp/psr7
Note that the Mailgun PHP library uses HTTPlug, so you can switch out the HTTP adapter for another one if you desire. More info is available here.
Set your API key and domain name via the Config
API:
---
After: 'silverstripe-mailgun'
---
Kinglozzer\SilverStripeMailgunner\Mailer:
api_domain: 'samples.mailgun.org'
api_key: 'key-3ax6xnjp29jd6fds4gc373sgvjxteol0'
---
After: 'silverstripe-mailgun'
Only:
environment: 'dev'
---
# Get your own Postbin ID by visiting http://bin.mailgun.net
Kinglozzer\SilverStripeMailgunner\Mailer:
api_endpoint: 'http://bin.mailgun.net/62e69d41'
debug: true
Note: make sure that you always provide a “from” address, and/or have set the Email.admin_email
configuration value.
You can send an email to a group of recipients via a single API call (without using Cc or Bcc) using Mailgun’s batch sending functionality. This tells Mailgun to send each recipient an email with only their name in the to
field. Not using this functionality would result in all recipients’ email addresses being displayed in the to
field.
To send a batch email, simply pass all the email addresses you want to send to as the to
field, and add an X-Mailgunner-Batch-Message
header:
$email = Email::create(
$from = '[email protected]',
$to = '[email protected], [email protected]',
$subject = 'My awesome email',
$content = 'Hello world!'
);
$email->addCustomHeader('X-Mailgunner-Batch-Message', true);
$email->send();
This module has only been tested with SilverStripe 3.2+, but should work with previous versions. In older versions of SilverStripe, you will need to specify the Mailer
implementation to use in _config.php
:
<?php
Email::set_mailer(new Kinglozzer\SilverStripeMailgunner\Mailer);