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PHP SMTP Mailer library implemented by socket

DEMONSTRATION

$mailer = new \yidas\socketMailer\Mailer([
    'host' => 'mail.your.com',
    'username' => 'service@your.com',
    'password' => 'passwd',
    ]);

$result = $mailer
    ->setSubject('Mail Title')
    ->setBody('Content Text')
    ->setTo(['name@your.com', 'peter@your.com' => 'Peter'])
    ->setFrom(['service@your.com' => 'Service Mailer'])
    ->setCc(['cc@your.com' => 'CC Receiver'])
    ->setBcc(['bcc@your.com'])
    ->send();

REQUIREMENTS

This library requires the following:

PHP 5.4.0+

INSTALLATION

Run Composer in your project:

composer require yidas/socket-mailer

Then you could call it after Composer is loaded depended on your PHP framework:

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use \yidas\socketMailer\Mailer;

CONFIGURATION

To use localhost MTA:

$mailer = new \yidas\socketMailer\Mailer()

To configure a external MTA server:

$mailer = new \yidas\socketMailer\Mailer([
    'host' => 'mail.your.com',
    'username' => 'service@your.com',
    'password' => 'passwd',
    'port' => 587,
    'encryption' => 'tls',
    ]);

SSL Connection

$mailer = new \yidas\socketMailer\Mailer([
    // ...
    'port' => 465,
    'encryption' => 'ssl',
    ]);

Non-Auth Connection

If you want to connect to SMTP relay server with free auth in allowed networks:

$mailer = new \yidas\socketMailer\Mailer([
    'host' => 'mail.your.com',
    'port' => 25,
    ]);

USAGES

debugOn()

public self debugOn()

setFrom()

public self setFrom(string|array $form)

setTo()

public self setTo(array $recipients)

setCc()

public self setCc(array $recipients)

setBcc()

public self setBcc(array $recipients)

setBody()

public self setBody(string $text)

setSubject()

public self setSubject(string $title)

addHeader()

public self addHeader($key, $value)

Example:

$mailer = $mailer->addHeader('Your-Header-Name', 'the header value');

send()

public boolean send()

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