This bundle provides a transport element to use SwiftMailer
from the
Symfony
project to send mail using Mailjet
.
To configure the bundle, you will have to enter the api key, secret and default template id :
# app/config/config.yml
dekalee_mailjet:
api_key: %api_key%
secret_key: %secret_key%
base_template_id: %base_template_id%
You will also have to modify the transport in the mailer configuration :
# app/config/config.yml
swiftmailer:
transport: mailjet
In mailjet, you can define your own template for the mail you send. It is possible to use different template for each mail you will send.
To perform this action, you will need to guess the template Id from the message being send.
You should implement the class : Dekalee\MailjetBundle\Guesser\TemplateIdGuesserInterface
There are two methods inside :
- supports, which will decide if your strategy is able to give the template Id for this message
- guess, which will return the template Id for the given message
Once your class is created, you should add the tag dekalee_mailjet.guesser.template_id.strategy
to your service definition
To affiliate a contact to a campaign, you should use the ContactListSubscriber
class,
declared under the dekalee_mailet.subscriber.contact_list
key in the container:
class RegisterUser
{
protected $subscriber;
public function __construct(ContactListSubscriber $subscriber)
{
$this->subscriber = $subscriber;
}
public function addUser(User $user)
{
$this->subscriber->subscribe(
'campaignName',
$user->getEmail(),
[
'subject' => 'Mail subject (linked to the user)',
'content' => 'Mail content (linked to the user)',
]
);
}
}
The template used for sending personnal emails to the contact from this list would be
able to use the variable content_CampaignName
and subject_CampaignName
.
To affiliate a contact to a campaign, you should use the ContactListUnSubscriber
class,
declared under the dekalee_mailet.unsubscriber.contact_list
key in the container:
class UnRegisterUser
{
protected $unsubscriber;
public function __construct(ContactListUnsubscriber $unsubscriber)
{
$this->unsubscriber = $unsubscriber;
}
public function delUser(User $user)
{
$this->unsubscriber->unsubscribe('campaignName', $user->getEmail());
}
}
If you want to use a custom template from mailjet with some custom variables, there is a way to do it in the bundle:
- Create a custom message
namespace Bar;
use Dekalee\MailjetBundle\Message\SwiftCustomVarsMessage;
class FooMessage extends SwiftCustomVarsMessage {}
- Fill the vars property with the parameters you want to send
$message = new FooMessage();
$message->setVars(['bar' => 'baz']);
- Configure the simple message guesser to use your template
dekalee_mailjet:
simple_template_choice:
Bar\FooMessage: 1
If you send the mail throught mailjet, the template 1 will be used.
In your working environment, you will receive a mail with all the vars json encoded.
Since version 2.1.0, it is possible to use mailjet debug capabilities.
You can directly configure them in the config file:
dekalee_mailjet:
reporting_email: [email protected]
force_deliver: true
The reporting_email
parameter will be used to send the error report mail.
The force_deliver
parameter will force the mail deliver even if there is a syntax issue.
For the moment, the bundle does not supports the inline attachement functionnality from mailjet, but contributions are welcome :).
When used with env parameters, the swiftmailer bundle automatically generates the transport by using a factory. To avoid this workflow, you shall not use env parameters to configure your swiftmailer installation.