Amazon Simple Email Service provides a simple way to send e-mails without having to maintain your own mail server. Those PHP classes use the REST-based interface to that service.

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This repository is a fork from version 0.8.2 of the original classes developed by Dan Myers Read the old docs here

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Table of Contents

• Installation
• Basic Usage
• Recipients
• Message body
• Attachments
• Sending Bulk Messages
• API Endpoints
• Helper Methods

Installation

Install the latest version with

composer require daniel-zahariev/php-aws-ses

Basic Usage

<?php

require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

$m = new SimpleEmailServiceMessage();
$m->addTo('Recipient Name <[email protected]>');
$m->setFrom('Sender <[email protected]>');
$m->setSubject('Hello, world!');
$m->setMessageFromString('This is the message body.');

$ses = new SimpleEmailService('AccessKey', 'SecretKey');
print_r($ses->sendEmail($m));

// Successful response should print something similar to:
//Array(
//     [MessageId] => 0000012dc5e4b4c0-b2c566ad-dcd0-4d23-bea5-f40da774033c-000000
//     [RequestId] => 4953a96e-29d4-11e0-8907-21df9ed6ffe3
//)

Recipients

<?php

$m = new SimpleEmailServiceMessage();
// Add many Recipients
$m->addTo(array('[email protected]', '[email protected]'));

// You can either add one by one or pass an array to 'To' and 'CC'
$m->addCC('[email protected]');
$m->addCC(array('[email protected]', '[email protected]'));

// And 'BCC' and 'Reply-To' as well
$m->addBCC('[email protected]');
$m->addBCC(array('[email protected]', '[email protected]'));
$m->addReplyTo('[email protected]');
$m->addReplyTo(array('[email protected]', '[email protected]'));


// Also add names to any of the Recipients lists
$m->addTo('Jim Carrey <[email protected]>');

Message body

<?php

// Additionally you can set the content of the email via:
$m->setMessageFromFile('/path/to/some/file.txt');
$m->setMessageFromURL('http://example.com/somefile.txt');

// And have both Text and HTML version with:
$m->setMessageFromString($text, $html);
$m->setMessageFromFile($textfilepath, $htmlfilepath);
$m->setMessageFromURL($texturl, $htmlurl);

// Remember that setMessageFromString, setMessageFromFile, and setMessageFromURL are mutually exclusive.
// If you call more than one, then whichever call you make last will be the message used.

// You can also set the encoding of the Subject and the Message Body
$m->setSubjectCharset('ISO-8859-1');
$m->setMessageCharset('ISO-8859-1');

The default is UTF-8 if you do not specify a charset, which is usually the right setting. You can read more information in the SES API documentation

Attachments

<?php

$m->addAttachmentFromData('my_text_file.txt', 'Simple content', 'text/plain');
$m->addAttachmentFromFile('my_PFD_file.pdf', '/path/to/pdf/file', 'application/pdf');

// SendRawEmail is explicitly used when there are attachments:
$ses->sendEmail($m);
// Sending raw email can be enforsed with:
$ses->sendEmail($m, $use_raw_request = true);

// Now you can add an inline file in the message
$m->addAttachmentFromFile('logo.png','path/to/logo.png','application/octet-stream', '<logo.png>' , 'inline');
// and use it in the html version of the e-mail: <img src='cid:logo.png' />

Configuration Set and Message Tags

<?php

// Set the configuration set
$m->setConfigurationSet('myConfigurationSet');

// Reset the configuration set
$m->setConfigurationSet(null);


// Set message tag
$m->setMessageTag('key', 'value');

// Get message tag
$tag = $m->getMessageTag('key');

// Remove message tag
$m->removeMessageTag('key');

// Set message tags in bulk - performs merge with current tags
$m->setMessageTags(array('key1' => 'value1', 'key2' => 'value2'));

// Get message tags
$tags = $m->getMessageTags();

// Remove all message tags
$m->removeMessageTags();

Sending Bulk Messages

When hundreds of emails have to be sent in bulk it's best to use the Bulk mode which essentially reuses a CURL handler and reduces the number of SSL handshakes and this gives a better performance.

<?php

// Enable bulk sending mode (reuse of CURL handler)
$ses->setBulkMode(true);

// Send the messages
foreach($messages as $message) {
	$ses->sendEmail($message);
}

// Disable bulk sending mode
$ses->setBulkMode(false);

API Endpoints

Few Regions and Amazon SES endpoints are available and they can be used like this:

<?php

$region_endpoint = SimpleEmailService::AWS_US_EAST_1;
$ses = new SimpleEmailService('AccessKey', 'SecretKey', $region_endpoint);

Helper Methods

<?php

// Get the addresses that have been verified in your AWS SES account
$ses->listVerifiedEmailAddresses();
// Delete a verified address
$ses->deleteVerifiedEmailAddress('[email protected]');
// Send a confirmation email in order to verify a new email
$ses->verifyEmailAddress('[email protected]');

// Get Send Quota
$ses->getSendQuota();
// Get Send Statistics
$ses->getSendStatistics()

See the documentation on GetSendQuota and GetSendStatistics for more information on these calls.

Errors

By default when Amazon SES API returns an error it will be triggered with trigger_error:

<?php

// Set the default behaviour for handling errors
$trigger_error = true;
$ses = new SimpleEmailService('AccessKey', 'SecretKey', $region_endpoint, $trigger_error);

// Or overwrite the main setting on a single call
$use_raw_request = false;
$trigger_error = false;
$ses->sendEmail($m, $use_raw_request, $trigger_error);

Request Signature Version

You can configure which version of the request signature should be used. Version 4 is now supported and used by default.

<?php

$signature_version = SimpleEmailService::REQUEST_SIGNATURE_V4;
$ses = new SimpleEmailService('AccessKey', 'SecretKey', $region_endpoint, $trigger_error, $signature_version);

Changelog

v.0.9.5

• Fix for arrays in request query params (#83)

v.0.9.4

• Fix for PHP8 errors (#81)

v.0.9.3

• AWS Signature Version 4 is the default one (thanks to VincentNikkelen)
• Added support for more regions (thanks to VincentNikkelen)

v.0.9.2

• Added support for AWS Signature Version 4

v.0.9.1

• Added support for AWS SES Configuration Sets and Message Tags
• Added caching mechanism in SimpleEmailServiceMessage to speed up bulk sending mode

v.0.9.0

• Add parameter for raw message encoding

v.0.8.9

• Merge pull request 32 from hlev/remove-to-requirement

v.0.8.8

• Issues fixed: #24, #25, #30, #31
• added a method setBulkMode in SimpleEmailService which can enable reuse of SimpleEmailServiceRequest object for bulk sending of requests to AWS SES
• new methods in SimpleEmailService: getVerifyPeer, setVerifyPeer, getVerifyHost, setVerifyHost, getBulkMode, setBulkMode, getRequestHandler (protected)
• methods marked as deprecated in SimpleEmailService: enableVerifyHost, enableVerifyPeer, verifyHost, verifyPeer
• new methods in SimpleEmailServiceMessage: clearTo, clearCC, clearBCC, clearReplyTo, clearRecipients
• new methods in SimpleEmailServiceRequest: setVerb, clearParameters, getCurlHandler (protected)
• updated validate method in SimpleEmailServiceMessage
• added some phpDocumentor blocks

v.0.8.7

• Minor updates

v.0.8.6

• Removed dummy code
• Removed version from source files

v.0.8.5

• A few issues are fixed #9, #10, #10
• Pull request for Adding an inline file is merged
• Pull request for fixing a 'From: ' field error with Raw messages is merged
• Composer file added and submited to Packagist.org
• Triggering an error is now optional (on by default)
• Added class constants in SimpleEmailService for easy selection of region API endpoint

v.0.8.4

• Added method addCustomHeader to class SimpleEmailServiceMessage for adding custom headers when the SendRawEmail call is used (#7)
• SendRawEmail method can be enforced with a new parameter of sendEmail function
• Recipients are now base64 encoded by default when the format is Name <Email> (#3)
• Most of the notices should be cleared now (#5)

v.0.8.3

• Made automatic use of SendRawEmail REST API call when there are attachments

v.0.8.2.

• Inital impport

Todo List

• Fully document the class methods with phpdoc tags
• Build documentation with phpDocumentor
• Move examples to files
• Make a Composer package
• Allow X-Headers usage

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License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2011 Dan Mayers Copyright (c) 2014 Daniel Zahariev

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