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Use and manage different email accounts under the same project. Features methods to live test the configuration and ensure it is correct.

Features

• Manage multiple email accounts
• SMTP + IMAP configuration
• SMTP + IMAP live test
• Autodiscover SMTP and IMAP settings (when available)

Installation

The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.

composer require eseperio/yii2-email-accounts-manager

ext-simplexml is required for autodiscover feature, but has not been required within composer.json so you can use the library without autodiscover

Add the migration path to your console config:

return [
    'controllerMap' => [
        'migrate' => [
            'class' => 'yii\console\controllers\MigrateController',
            'migrationPath' => [
                '@vendor/eseperio/yii2-email-accounts-manager/src/migrations',
            ],
        ],
    ],
];

Add the module to your app modules configuration

return [
    'modules' => [
        'email-manager' =>[
            'class'=> \eseperio\emailManager\EmailManagerModule::class,      
            'showImapSettings' => false, // change if you need imap settings to be shown,
            // 'mailer'=> 'mailer',
            // 'transport => ['class' => 'Swift_SmtpTransport'],
        ],
       
    ]
]

Usage

Important: This module will replace the current transport for the mailer defined and it does not restore to previous value. 
If you want to prevent this use a different mailer component for this module.

This module includes methods for checking whether the email account is valid and for sending emails using the given configuration.

The EmailAccount model includes useful methods, like getTransport() and setAsMainTransport().

getTransport() returns the transport configuration based on configuration defined within module and the account itself.

setAsMainTransport() will set the transport configuration for the mailer component defined in the module configuration and will return the mailer instance. compose($view='',$params=[]) will return a new message instance preconfigured with the transport configuration for the account and also setFrom defined with the account address.

Sending an email from a custom account

use eseperio\emailmanager\models\EmailAccount;

$account = EmailAccount::findOne(1)->compose('test', ['message' => 'Hello world!'])->setTo('someaddress@example.com')->send();