Symfony Bundle to handle message delivery

Installation

To install this bundle, simply run the following command:

$ composer require mpp/message-bundle

Check if this line Mpp\MessageBundle\MppMessageBundle::class => ['all' => true], has beend added into config/bundles.php

How to use

First you have to configure your messages config in config/packages/mpp_message.yaml:

mpp_message:
    messages:
        message_1:
            from: '[email protected]'
            subject: 'Message subject 1'
            template_txt: 'email/message_1_template.txt.twig'
            template_html: 'email/message_1_template.html.twig'
            attachments: # This parameter is optional
                -
                    file: 'https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub#/media/Fichier:Octicons-mark-github.svg' #You can use path internal or external with url
                    name: 'github.svg'
                    mime_type: 'image/svg+xml'
        
        message_2:
            from: '[email protected]'
            subject: 'Message subject 2'
            template_txt: 'email/message_2_template.txt.twig'
            template_html: 'email/message_2_template.html.twig'
        
        #...

Then you can use the MessageProvider to send your message like this:

//...
use Mpp\MessageBundle\Provider\MessageProvider;

//...
protected MessageProvider $messageProvider;
//...

public function __construct(MessageProvider $messageProvider)
{
    $this->messageProvider = $messageProvider;
}
//...

    // In a function where you want to send message
    $transportOptions = [];
    $contents = [];
    $this->messageProvider->send('message_1', $transportOptions, $contents);

//...

How to test

Add this config in config/routes/dev/mpp_message.yaml

mpp_message:
    resource: "@MppMessageBundle/Controller/*.php"
    type: annotation
    prefix: /test

Then, if you look at the config/packages/mpp_message.yaml file, create two files message_1_template.html.twig and message_1_template.txt.twig into template/email with this structure :

Hello {{ fullname|default('John Doe') }} ! =)

Now, you can test the following url using GET method (works only in dev environment): http://your-url-project/test/message/send/message_1 The last url path part message_1 is the message identifier that will be used to send the message.

If you would like to test using custom transportOptions and contents parameters, you can give them using query parameters like this: http://your-url-project/test/message/send/message_1?transportOptions[recipientC][][email protected]&contents[fullname]=Test