A CakePHP 3.8 notification plugin which can send out emails asynchronously through to the cakephp-queuesadilla job queue.
- CakePHP Queuesadilla Plugin 3.0
- PHP 7.1+
composer require codekanzlei/cake-notifications
$this->addPlugin('Notifications');
Set your default locale in a config file, for example in app.php
.
This config is mandatory and will cause an exception if not set.
'Notifications' => [
'defaultLocale' => 'en_US'
]
You can also override the queue options like attempts
, attempts_delay
, delay
, expires_in
and queue
.
'Notifications' => [
'queueOptions' => [
'queue' => 'notification'
]
]
This doesn't affect the use of queueOptions()
later. You can still override the options there.
Also, be sure to set up the the cakephp-queuesadilla plugin config. You can find an example config here: https://cakephp-queuesadilla.readthedocs.io/en/latest/.
Or you can find available config options inside your used Engine file (vendor/josegonzalez/queuesadilla/src/josegonzalez/Queuesadilla/Engine/*Engine.php
) inside the $baseConfig
property.
IMPORTANT: Set "date.timezone" in your cli/php.ini to an appropriate value, else notifications with a delay_until could be sent out at the wrong time.
The EmailNotification is completely compatible with the CakePHP Email.
Add the following to your class where you want to send an email:
use Notifications\Notification\EmailNotification;
Then simply create a new EmailNotification object.
$email = new EmailNotification();
$email->to('john.doe@example.com')
->setSubject('Send with cake-notifications v2')
->send('Hello :)');
You can chain all methods provided by the CakePHP Email Class http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/core-libraries/email.html
Send out the email immediately. before- and afterSend callbacks are still available
Set the locale for the notification. If null, Configure::read('Notifications.defaultLocale')
is used.
Push the email into the queue to send it asynchronous
You can change some of the default options from the cakephp-queuesadilla plugin.
Supported options:
attempts
how often the notification will be executed again after a failureattempts_delay
how long it takes in seconds until the notification will be executed againdelay
how long it takes until the notification will be executed for the first time in secondsexpires_in
how long the notification will stay in the queue in secondsqueue
name of the queue
Pass a callable as the $class
parameter. Static and none-static functions are supported.
$email->beforeSendCallback(['Foo', 'bar'], ['first_param', 'second_param'])
This will call the bar
method inside the Foo class with two parameters before the email is send.
To manipulate the EmailNotification instance before sending, the beforeSendCallback may return a function taking the notification instance reference and for example changing the profile.
The bar
method may then look something like this:
public function bar($first_param, $second_param)
{
// do something
return function (&$instance) {
$instance->profile([
'from' => 'email@example.com'
]);
};
}
Pass a callable as the $class
parameter. Static and none-static functions are supported.
$email-> afterSendCallback(['Foo::bar'], ['first_param', 'second_param'])
This will call the static bar
method inside the Foo class with two parameters after the email was send.
Add an additional callback to beforeSend.
Add an additional callback to afterSend.