README

A simple PHP class for sending emails (with optional attachments) through an API endpoint.
Designed under the namespace com\iceithq.

Installation

1. Make sure you have Composer installed.
2. In your project, add this package to your composer.json autoload section:

"autoload": {
  "psr-4": {
    "com\\iceithq\\": "src/"
  }
}

1. Run:

composer dump-autoload

1. Require Composer’s autoloader in your project:

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

Usage

Basic Example

<?php

use com\iceithq\Mail;

$mail = new Mail("https://api.example.com");

$response = $mail->to("recipient@example.com")
                 ->attach("/path/to/file1.pdf")
                 ->attach(["/path/to/file2.jpg", "/path/to/file3.png"]) // multiple attachments
                 ->send("Test Subject", "This is the body of the message.");

echo $response;

API

__construct($api_url = '')

Create a new mail instance.

• $api_url – The base API endpoint (e.g. https://api.example.com).

to($to)

Set the recipient email address.

• $to – Recipient’s email (string).

attach($filePath)

Attach a file or multiple files to the email.

• $filePath – Either a string (single file path) or an array of file paths.

send($subject, $body)

Send the email request to the configured API.

• $subject – Email subject (string).
• $body – Email body (string).
• Returns – The raw API response.

Notes

• By default, Authorization: Bearer is included in the request header.
• Replace $apiKey inside the class with your real API key or extend the class to pass it dynamically.
• Payload is sent as multipart/form-data so file uploads work correctly.
• Error handling is minimal right now. You may want to expand it for production use.

License

MIT