Deploy Environment

this app is set-up in apache environment. Deploy in apache Server. Not artisan

FUNCTIONS

• Import mailing list (see sample-csv-import.csv)
• batch mailing-list. (e.g.)
  1. mailing-list A > batch 1
  2. mailing-list B > batch 2
  3. mailing-list A,B > batch 3
• Categories (e.g.)
  1. announcement => announcement-noreply@domain.com
  2. news-letter => news-letter-noreply@domain.com
• Compose Body for Template and Linked to with a Category
• Unsubscribe URL in Email Content and Header
• List-unsubscribe-post Header: read more at https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8058 there are several requirements to enable this feature
• Email Queueing
• Manage Subscription

USAGE

• goto working folder then.
• run composer update $bash>composer update
• create .env file in your working folder.
• Change .env QUEUE_CONNECTION=database
• ADD the ff. config in your .env file
  1. MAIL_RETURN_PATH = return path where bounced mail will be sent
  2. MAIL_UNSUBSCRIBE = unsubscribe mail
  3. MAIL_ADMIN = admin email address
• run artisan generate key $bash>php artisan key:generate
• run migrate $bash>php artisan migrate
• import mailing list url http://url/import
• to enable the worker. Run the artisan queue $bash> php artisan queue:work or php artisan queue:work
• start broadcasting the eomail at -> http://url/sbc/list

ROUTES

• blast = base_url/sbc/list
• import = base_url/import
• category = base_url/c
• template = base_url/tp
• batch = base_url/b
• manage unsubscription - base_url/unsub/base64email/base64code
• email header unsubscription - base_url/unsub/base64email/base64code/base64subscription
• re-subscribe - base_url/subscribe

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