This is an Email abstraction module for Swiftmailer.
It has been updated to work with SwiftMailer 4 and includes the libs from the 4.1.3 distribution.
Methods defined:
Creates SwiftMailer object. $config is an array of configuration values and defaults to using the config file 'email.php'.
$to can be any of the following:
- a single string email address e.g. "test@example.com"
- an array specifying an email address and a name e.g. array('test@example.com', 'John Doe')
- an array of recipients in either above format, keyed by type e.g. array('to' => 'test@example.com', 'cc' => array('test2@example.com', 'Jane Doe'), 'bcc' => 'another@example.com')
$from can be either a string email or array of email and name as above
More complex email (multipart, attachments, batch mailing etc.) must be done using the native Swift_Mailer classes. The Swift Mailer autoloader is included by connect() so you can use and class in the Swift library without worrying about including files.
The Swift_Mailer object setup by connect is returned by it so if you need to access it manually use:
$mailer = Email::connect();
// Create complex Swift_Message object stored in $message
$mailer->send($message);
Modified for personal needs
Attach files, can be called multiple times. Call this before Email::send, after sending attachments are clearing. When used dynamic attachment $data $file uses for a file name, otherwise $file is an absolute file path.
$file = file_get_contents('/var/log/some.log');
Email::attach('current.log', $file);
Email::attach('/var/log/some.log');