README

Simple Mailer for the Zend Framework v3

WARNING: This module is currently under heavy development and is not intended for use in productive environment.

Introduction

ZfMailer is a simple e-mail module for Zend Framework 3 based on Zend\Mail. E-mails can be sent in text format or as MIME-compliant "multi-part" mails. Sending e-mails with attachments is also supported.

Currently, only sending e-mails by SMTP is supported. Maybe this module will be extended later with further possibilities.

Installation

Main Setup

1. Add this module to your project by running the command

$ composer require dwolke/zf-mailer

Post Installation

After installation with composer, add the module to your application.config.php.

<?php

return array(
  'modules' => array(
    // ...
    'ZfMailer',
    // ...
  ),
  // ...
);

Settings

Copy the configuration file from vendor/dwolke/zf-mailer/config/zfmailer.local.php.dist to config/autoload/zfmailer.local.php and change the values as desired.

Options

The following options are available:

• smart_host [array] - configures the server that sends the mails
  • server_name [string] - servers hostname
  • server_port [string] - tcp port, default is 25
  • username [string] - username for connection to the server
  • password [string] - password for connection to the server
• encoding [string, optional] - default is 'UTF-8'
• default_from [string, optional] - This e-mail address for the sender will be used if no sender address is specified when sending an e-mail.
• return_path [string, optional] - Address to which bounces are sent
• reply_to [string, optional] - Address to which replys are sent.
• x_mailer [string, optinal] - Adds the 'X-Mailer' header to an e-mail
• organization [string, optional] - Adds the 'Organization' header to an e-mail

Usage

Using the mailer is quite simple.

// get the service
$mailer = $serviceManager->get('ZfMailer\Service\Mailer');

// create a new mail
$mailer->createNewMail($recipient, $subject, $sender);

// set the content and render the e-mail body
$mailer->prepareAsMultipart($mailContent, $textTemplate, $htmlTemplate);

// send the e-mail
$mailer->sendEmail();

That's all.

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