MOC Asynchronous mailer

This TYPO3 extensions provides messages and corresponding slots for processing mails in an asynchronous fashion. It provides your code with the ability to schedule mails, but defer the actual sending to another process by simple publishing a message using the moc_message_queue

Make sure you have the moc_message_queue installed and that the worker is running before trying the examples below.

Examples

In you code, instead of sending a simple mail (using phps mail method), publish a message in the message queue that will ship you email.

$queue = $this->objectManager->get('MOC\MocMessageQueue\Queue\QueueInterface');
$message = new SendSimpleMailMessage($subject, $message, $recipient, $sender);
$queue->publish($message);

Of you you require a little more control of you email, use the TYPO3 Mailer instead

$queue = $this->objectManager->get('MOC\MocMessageQueue\Queue\QueueInterface');
$mailMessage = $this->objectManager->get('TYPO3\CMS\Core\Mail\MailMessage');
$mailMessage->setFrom(array($sender))
        ->setSubject($subject)
        ->setBody($message, 'text/plain')
        ->setTo(array($recipient));

$queueMessage = new SendSwiftMailMessage($mailMessage);
$queue->publish($queueMessage);

Now watch the queue work, and the dev log (if configured).

Testing

To test the extension, a simple extbase command for sending simple mails and swiftmailer based mails are provided.

Use like this

./cli_dispatch.phpsh extbase sendemailmessage:sendsimpleemailmessage 'Test' 'Mesage' '[email protected]' '[email protected]'
./cli_dispatch.phpsh extbase sendemailmessage:sendswiftemailmessage 'Test' 'Mesage' '[email protected]' '[email protected]'