README

Component modifies Nette\Mail\Message to send all the emails to one address. Suitable for non production environments.

Original To, Cc and Bcc email addresses are stored in the subject of the email (for example: To: origTo@example.com; origTo2@example.com; Cc: origCc@example.com | My email subject).

Installation

$ composer require adt/single-recipient-mailer

Usage

via trait

Use ADT\SingleRecipient\SingleRecipient trait in your mailer and then use applySingleRecipient method to apply a single recipient logic to an original message.

namespace App\Model;

use ADT\SingleRecipient\SingleRecipient;
use \Nette\Mail\SendmailMailer;

class Mailer extends SendmailMailer
{
	use SingleRecipient;

	public function send(Message $mail): void
	{
		if ($this->singleRecipient) {
			$this->applySingleRecipient($mail, 'developers@myproject.com');
		}

		$this->send($mail);
	}
}

via config

Register ADT\SingleRecipient\SingleRecipientMailer in your config.neon to use @sendmailMailer and redirect all emails to developers@myProject.com:

services:
	sendmailMailer:
		class: Nette\Mail\SendmailMailer
		autowired: no # this is important

	mail.mailer: \ADT\SingleRecipient\SingleRecipientMailer(@sendmailMailer, 'developers@myproject.com')

The autowired: no option is important because Nette DI container would not know which \Nette\Mail\IMailer to inject in your application.

via inheritance

You can also extend the class if you want to:

namespace App\Model;

use Nette\Mail\SendmailMailer;

class Mailer extends \ADT\SingleRecipient\SingleRecipientMailer 
{
	public function __construct() 
	{
		parent::__construct(new SendMailMailer, 'developers@myproject.com');
	}

	public function send(\Nette\Mail\Message $mail) 
	{
		parent::send($mail); # do not forget to call this
	}
}

You can disable redirecting to single recipient by passing empty value (e.g. NULL or zero-length string).