The FOSUserBundle has built-in support for sending emails in two different instances.
Registration Confirmation
The first is when a new user registers and the bundle is configured to require email confirmation before the user registration is complete. The email that is sent to the new user contains a link that, when visited, will verify the registration and enable the user account.
Requiring email confirmation for a new account is turned off by default. To enable it, update your configuration as follows:
# app/config/config.yml fos_user: # ... registration: confirmation: enabled: true
An email is also sent when a user has requested a password reset. The FOSUserBundle provides password reset functionality in a two-step process. First the user must request a password reset. After the request has been made, an email is sent containing a link to visit. Upon visiting the link, the user will be identified by the token contained in the url. When the user visits the link and the token is confirmed, the user will be presented with a form to enter in a new password.
Default Mailer Implementations
The bundle comes with three mailer implementations. They are listed below by service id:
fos_user.mailer.default is the default implementation, and uses Swiftmailer to send emails.
fos_user.mailer.twig_swift uses Swiftmailer to send emails and Twig blocks to render the message.
fos_user.mailer.noop is a mailer implementation which performs no operation, so no emails are sent.
The fos_user.mailer.noop mailer service should be used in the case where you do not want the bundle to send emails and you do not want to include the SwiftmailerBundle in your app. If you leave the default implementation configured as the mailer and do not have the SwiftmailerBundle registered, you will receive an exception because of a missing dependency.
Configuring the Sender Email Address
The FOSUserBundle default mailer allows you to configure the sender email address of the emails sent out by the bundle. You can configure the address globally or on a per email basis.
To configure the sender email address for all emails sent out by the bundle, simply update your fos_user config as follows:
# app/config/config.yml fos_user: #... from_email: address: [email protected] sender_name: Acme Demo App
The bundle also provides the flexibility of allowing you to configure the sender email address for the emails individually.
To configure the sender email address for the user registration confirmation email update your fos_user config as follows:
# app/config/config.yml fos_user: #... registration: confirmation: from_email: address: [email protected] sender_name: Acme Demo Registration
You can similarly update the fos_user config to change the sender email address for the password reset request email:
# app/config/config.yml fos_user: #... resetting: email: from_email: address: [email protected] sender_name: Acme Demo Resetting
The default mailer only supports sending plain text messages. If you want to send multipart messages, the easiest solution is to use the TwigSwiftMailer implementation instead. It expects your twig template to define 3 blocks:
subject containing the email subject
body_text rendering the plain text version of the message
body_html rendering the html mail
Here is how you can use it:
# app/config/config.yml fos_user: # ... service: mailer: fos_user.mailer.twig_swift resetting: email: template: AcmeDemoBundle:User:resetting.email.twig
{# src/Acme/DemoBundle/Resources/views/User/resetting.email.twig #} {% block subject %}Resetting your password{% endblock %} {% block body_text %} {% autoescape false %} Hello {{ user.username }} ! You can reset your email by accessing {{ confirmationUrl }} Greetings, the Acme team {% endautoescape %} {% endblock %} {% block body_html %} {# You can of course render the html directly here. Including a template as done here allows keeping things DRY by using the template inheritance in it #} {% include 'AcmeDemoBundle:User:resetting_email.html.twig' %} {% endblock %}
The HTML part is set in the message only when the body_html block is not empty.
The default mailer service used by FOSUserBundle relies on the Swiftmailer library to send mail. If you would like to use a different library to send emails, want to send HTML emails or simply change the content of the email you may do so by defining your own service.
First you must create a new class which implements FOS\UserBundle\Mailer\MailerInterface which is listed below.
<?php namespace FOS\UserBundle\Mailer; use FOS\UserBundle\Model\UserInterface; /** * @author Thibault Duplessis <[email protected]> */ interface MailerInterface { /** * Send an email to a user to confirm the account creation * * @param UserInterface $user */ function sendConfirmationEmailMessage(UserInterface $user); /** * Send an email to a user to confirm the password reset * * @param UserInterface $user */ function sendResettingEmailMessage(UserInterface $user); }
After you have implemented your custom mailer class and defined it as a service, you must update your bundle configuration so that FOSUserBundle will use it. Simply set the mailer configuration parameter under the service section. An example is listed below.
# app/config/config.yml fos_user: # ... service: mailer: acme.mailer
To see an example of a working implementation of the MailerInterface see the ZetaMailer class of the ZetaWebmailBundle. This implementation uses the Zeta Components Mail to send emails instead of Swiftmailer.
