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TSSAutomailerBundle

Swiftmailer Spool for Doctrine packaged into a Symfony2 Bundle

Installation instructions:

• Easiest way to install is via composer, add those lines to ./composer.json:

"require": {
    ...
    "tss/automailer-bundle": "dev-master"
}

and then run composer.phar install

• Then enable the bundle in ./app/AppKernel.php:

public function registerBundles()
{
    $bundles = [
        ...
        new TSS\AutomailerBundle\TSSAutomailerBundle(),
    ];
}

• Change Swiftmailer spool type in ./app/config.yml:

swiftmailer:
  ...
  spool:     { type: automailer }

• Update your db with Bundle's entity:

app/console doctrine:schema:update --force

Set a cron to execute the queue:

app/console automailer:spool:send

You can also test the spool by adding a new email with:

app/console automailer:test --email=info@trisoft.ro

Automailer has also a Beanstalk integration feature, which uses pheanstalk to send a job with automailer:spool:send to a queue/tube. This feature is activated automatically once a new email is sent through mailer, if pheanstalk is installed and if you add this inside ./app/config.yml:

tss_automailer:
    beanstalk: true

You can also customize the entity manager:

tss_automailer:
    manager: doctrine_mongodb.odm.document_manager
    class: TSS\AutomailerBundle\DefaultDocument\Automailer

You can easily customize the class used for the entity or document by simply configuring the class in config.yml and disabling the relevant functionality like this:

tss_automailer:
    class: AppBundle\Entity\Automailer # or AppBundle\Document\Automailer, your specific path to your entity or document
    disable_default_document: true # disables the default document so that you can use your own
    disable_default_entity: true # disables the default entity so that you can use your own

In order to customize the entity or document that you wish to use with your own functionality, you can do so by extending TSS\Automailer\Model\Automailer and adding the relevant @ODM\Document() or @ORM\Entity() annotation to your class.

Enjoy :)