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SweetPea-Application-0.024
/ SweetPea::Application::Email

NAME

SweetPea::Application::Email - Email handling for SweetPea-Application.

SYNOPSIS ... from inside SweetPea::Application or a Controller; $s->email->message({ to => 'me@abc.com', from => 'you@abc.com, subject => 'Have you heard, the bird is the word', message => 'Everybodys heard that the bird is the word', type => 'text', attachments => [ 'avatar.gif' => 'your_photo.gif', 'invoice.xls' => 'invoice.xls' ] })->send;

$s->email->message({
    to          => 'me@abc.com',
    from        => 'you@abc.com,
    cc          => 'him@abc.com, her@abc.com',
    subject     => 'Have you heard, the bird is the word',
    message     => 'Everybodys heard that the bird is the word',
    webpages    => [
        '/email/letters/welcome' => 'welcome.html',
        '/email/letters/terms'   => 'service_terms.html'
    ]
})->send;

# defaults to sendmail, if you want to send using smtp
$s->email->message->send(uc('smtp'),'mail.domain.tld');

METHODS

new

The new method instantiates a new SweetPea::Application::Email object
which use Email::Stuff as a base class to provide a a host of email
functionality. 

$s->plug( 'email', sub { return SweetPea::Application::Email->new($s); });

message

The message method provides a unified interface for sending emails via
the Email::Stuff package.

$s->email->message({
    to          => 'me@abc.com',
    from        => 'you@abc.com,
    subject     => 'Have you heard, the bird is the word',
    message     => 'Everybodys heard that the bird is the word',
    webpages    => [
        '/email/letters/welcome' => 'welcome.html',
        '/email/letters/terms'   => 'service_terms.html'
    ]
})->send;

# Note! webpage option lets you send the output from a dispatched url using
SweetPea's mock method e.g.

The exmaple above capture the output from the following request and attaches
it as a file.

http://localhost/email/letters/welcome

AUTHOR

Al Newkirk, <al.newkirk at awnstudio.com>