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Informations about the package mailer

InitPHP Mailer

A small, dependency-free PHP mailer. Compose a message with a fluent API and send it through PHP's native mail(), a local sendmail binary, or SMTP — with attachments, inline images, HTML + plain-text multipart bodies and RFC-compliant header encoding.

Latest Stable Version Total Downloads License PHP Version Require

Upgrading from 1.x? Version 2.0 keeps the same fluent API but raises the PHP requirement, encapsulates state and replaces bool return values with exceptions. See UPGRADE-2.0.md.

Requirements

Installation

Quick start

SMTP

Native mail()

HTML with a plain-text alternative

Attachments and inline images

Error handling

send() returns void and throws on failure. Invalid input is rejected as soon as it is supplied (fail-fast), not deferred to send().

Exception When
InvalidAddressException A sender/recipient address fails validation.
ConfigurationException A required value is missing (no sender, no recipient, empty SMTP host).
AttachmentException An attachment cannot be read or its type detected.
TransportException Delivery failed (the SMTP reply code is in getCode()).

All extend InitPHP\Mailer\Exception\MailerException, so a single catch can handle any failure.

Facade

For quick, one-off usage there is a static facade backed by a shared instance:

To configure the shared instance, build a Mailer and register it:

Documentation

Full developer documentation lives in docs/:

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on the issue tracker. New code should come with tests; run the full check bundle before opening a PR:

Credits

License

Released under the MIT License. Copyright © 2022 InitPHP.

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