Command to manage mailhog
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This package implements the following commands:
Manages mailhog on a site.
ee mailhog
Enables mailhog on given site.
ee mailhog enable [<site-name>] [--force]
OPTIONS
[<site-name>]
Name of website to enable mailhog on.
[--force]
Force enabling of mailhog for a site.
EXAMPLES
# Enable mailhog for site
$ ee mailhog enable example.com
Disables mailhog on given site.
ee mailhog disable [<site-name>]
OPTIONS
[<site-name>]
Name of website to disable mailhog on.
EXAMPLES
# Disable mailhog for site
$ ee mailhog disable example.com
Outputs status of mailhog for a site.
ee mailhog status [<site-name>]
OPTIONS
[<site-name>]
Name of website to know mailhog status for.
EXAMPLES
# Check mailhog status on site
$ ee mailhog status example.com
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