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Informations about the package laravel-mailing-list

Laravel Mailing List

This package gives you a quick out the box mailing list storage and API to use to add people to specific mailing lists

You can create a mailing list and then attach a email contact to a list.

Installation

You will need to publish the config to set if API is enabled

Next run migrations to add the required tables

Usage

Config

The configuration file allows you to enable or disable the API feature. The API feature provides a POST endpoint that you can consume in your application for a sign up form to send the data and have it store against a specific mailing list.

The API flag is set through an environment variable of MAILING_LIST_API

You can also change the route that is used for the API subscribe endpoint to anything you desire.

The above will result in API POST requests to be sent to /api/mailing-list/{id}, where {id} is the ID of the mailing list.

This is registered within the application with a named route and can be linked to with:

API

The API only exposes an endpoint for people to subscribe in order to not expose any data.

You can send the following data to the endpoint:

Many forms will not have 2 different fields for first_name and last_name. So the API has been built to allow you to POST just name field and will automatically split this up into first name and last name. E.g.

Console

You can either create a new mailing list directly through the database, with your own UI you create or using the shipped console command. You can do this by running:

This will then ask you to enter a name of the mailing list. Once complete it will return back the ID of the new mailing list for you to use in your application to create POST requests to the API

You can get a list of current mailing lists in your console by running:

Models

If you wish to just consume the models within your application and maybe not use the API then you can use the following models. The models are standard eloquent and can be used in a standard Laravel way.

MailingList

namespace: JSefton\MailingList\Models\MailingList

Contains the individual lists that a user is subscribed against, which can be created in the above console command.

You can get the email contacts attached to a specific list once loaded with:

MailingListEmail

namespace: JSefton\MailingList\Models\MailingListEmail

This is the object of each individual email that is subscribed. They are attached to a MailingList and is unique per email per list.

You can get the mailing list they are attached to with:

Please note currently for Laravel 7+ until tested and verified in lower versions.

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