beecubu/php-foundation-emailer-sqlite

SQLite persistence plugin for php-foundation-emailer. Provides the email queue repository backed by SQLite.

v1.0.0 2026-03-10 15:25 UTC

Requires

• php: >=8.4.0
• beecubu/php-foundation-emailer: ^2.0
• beecubu/php-foundation-sqlite: ^1.0

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• Beecubu

README

SQLite persistence plugin for php-foundation-emailer. Provides the email queue repository implementation backed by SQLite.

What it provides

• IEmailQueueRepository implementation (EmailQueueDB) — stores the email queue in an emails_queue SQLite table.
• RepositoryBootstrap to register the repository with EmailQueueProvider.

Requirements

• PHP 8.4+

Installation

composer require beecubu/php-foundation-emailer
composer require beecubu/php-foundation-emailer-sqlite

Usage

1) Initialize the repository

Call RepositoryBootstrap::register() once at application bootstrap, before any email queuing or queue processing:

use Beecubu\Foundation\Emailer\SQLite\RepositoryBootstrap;

RepositoryBootstrap::register();

2) Configure the SQLite connection

The plugin uses the SQLITE_DATABASE constant, following the same convention as the rest of the framework:

define('SQLITE_DATABASE', '/path/to/database.sqlite');

3) Custom repository (optional)

If you want to inject a custom IEmailQueueRepository implementation:

use Beecubu\Foundation\Emailer\SQLite\RepositoryBootstrap;

RepositoryBootstrap::register(new MyCustomEmailQueueDB());

Notes

• The email queue is stored in the emails_queue table with id TEXT PRIMARY KEY and data JSON columns. The table is created automatically on first use.
• The core php-foundation-emailer package is database-agnostic; this plugin provides the SQLite-specific implementation.
• Each email item is stored as a JSON blob; the id is a UUID string generated automatically on insert.