Pendable Symfony Mailer

Provides Pendable integration for Symfony Mailer.

Pendable

Pendable provides a wrapper service around Amazon SES adding capabilities to Parallelize your Email Sending, Prioritize your Emails, Schedule delivery in the future, Track Open, Click and other events, Active throttling based on your Bounces and Complaints, Filter Spam Domains, Maintain a healthy Contact list, Retrieve, Troubleshoot, and Resend messages, Timeline view of all customer communication.

More info on pendable.io

Installation

Open a command console in your project directory and execute the following command to download the latest stable version of this bundle:

$ composer require pendable/symfony-mailer

Add the following line on config/services.php

<?php
// config/services.php

return [
    Pendable\SymfonyMailer\Transport\PendableTransportFactory:
        tags: [ mailer.transport_factory ]
];

Finally, add your MAILER_DSN credentials into your .env file of your project:

You can use HTTP API transport by configuring your DSN as this:

MAILER_DSN=pendable+api://$PENDABLE_API_KEY@default

Usage

$email = (new Email())
  ->from('mydomain@test.com')
  ->to('to@test.com')
  // ->cc('...')
  // ->addCc('...')
  // ->bcc('...')
  // ->replyTo('...')
  ->subject("Subject")
  ->html('<p>Html content of Symfony Pendable email.</p>')
  ->text('Text content of your Symfony Pendable text-only email.');

$email->getHeaders()
    ->add(new MetadataHeader('key-1', 'value-1')) // Custom field called 'key-1'
    ->add(new MetadataHeader('key-2', 'value-2')) // Custom field called 'key-2'
    ->add(new TagHeader('TagInHeaders1')) // Tags
    ->add(new TagHeader('TagInHeaders2')) // Tags
    ->addTextHeader('priority', 60)
    ->addTextHeader('config_identifier', 'custom key')
    ->addTextHeader('client_email_id', '123476AB')
    ->addTextHeader('schedule_send_at', '2023-06-25T22:37:26+05:30');

// Send the email using the custom Pendable transport
try {
    $resp = $mailer->send($email);
    return new Response('Email sent successfully to Pendable.');
} catch (\Exception $e) {
    return new Response('Failed to send email to Pendable: ' . $e->getMessage(), Response::HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR);
}

Changelogs

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• v1.0.1 (September 10, 2023):
  • Throw exception when some feature is not yet supported by Pendable
  • Readme updated
• v1.0.0 (September 1, 2023):
  • Initial release

Resources

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• Report issues
• Pendable Documentation