Mailer final readonly class

Minn\Mail\Mailer · public/minn/src/Minn/Mail/Mailer.php · 88 lines

Sends a Message through the configured transport. Failures are logged and reported as false; nothing here throws into a request.

Uses 10

Used by 4

Constants and properties

private	`readonly Minn\Mail\MailSettings $settings`	Promoted from the constructor.
private	`readonly string $logFile`	Promoted from the constructor.

new	`__construct(Minn\Mail\MailSettings $settings, string $logFile)`#
static	`forSite(Minn\Content\Site $site): self`#	A mailer using the site's own settings.
static	`mail(array\|string $to, string $subject, string $body): bool`#	The one-line send: a recipient, a subject, a body, through the site's transport and sender, with nothing to construct at the call site.
static	`noticesFor(Minn\Content\Site $site): Minn\Mail\Notices`#	The engine's own notices, worded once, from this site's name and address.
method	`send(Minn\Mail\Message $message): bool`#	Sends one message; false on failure. With WordPress's mail function loaded the message goes through wp_mail(), so its filters and the phpmailer_init hook (an SMTP plugin's way in) apply as they do on the reference; otherwise through the configured transport directly.

Private and protected methods: how the class does its work. Not a contract; they change whenever the code is tidied.

private

viaSmtp(string $from, string $fromName, array $to, Minn\Mail\Message $message): bool#

$to list<string>

private

viaMail(string $from, string $fromName, array $to, Minn\Mail\Message $message): bool#

$to list<string>

private

draft(string $mailer, string $from, string $fromName, array $to, Minn\Mail\Message $message): Minn\Mail\Draft#

$to list<string>