Emails package is an extesion of the Laravel Liberu enviroment, designed for sending emails/notifications.
Note: This package cannot be used outside of liberu enviroment and is not included in Laravel Liberu Core packages.
- friendly display of all stored emails together with their status
- default recipients options such as teams or users
- attachments manangement
- email scheduling management
- email priority
- install the package using composer:
composer require laravel-liberu/emails
- install the front-end assets using yarn/npm:
yarn add @liberu-ui/emails
- add the following line in
schedule
function inApp\Console\Kernel.php
class:
...
protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule)
{
//other stuff
$schedule->job(new ScheduleEmails)->everyMinute();
}
...
- Also make sure that
ScheduleEmails
class is imported.
NOTE For local schedule testing, you must first run the command:
php artisan schedule:run
- adds the following alias in
webackpack.mix.js
.webpackConfig({
resolve: {
extensions: ['.js', '.vue', '.json'],
alias: {
//other aliases
'@emails': `${__dirname}/node_modules/@liberu-ui/emails/src/bulma`
},
},
})
- in
resources/js/router.js
file, verify thatRouteMerger
is imported, or import it
import RouteMerger from '@core-modules/importers/RouteMerger';
- make sure
routeImporter
is also imported
import routeImporter from '@core-modules/importers/routeImporter';
- then use
RouteMerger
to import front-end assets using the alias defined inwebpack.mix.js
(new RouteMerger(routes))
.add(routeImporter(require.context('./routes', false, /.*\.js$/)))
.add(routeImporter(require.context('@emails/routes', false, /.*\.js$/)));
- in
resources/js/app.js
import the package's icons
import '@emails/icons'
- make sure
hot module replacement
is not active, and runyarn dev
ornpm run dev
- coming soon..
The package uses the following icons:
paper-plane
are welcome. Pull requests are great, but issues are good too.
This package is released under the MIT license.