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happyr/mailer-bundle
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Happyr MailerBundle lets you send nice HTML emails. Use a twig template to design your emails. You may even use attachments.

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Happyr Mailer Bundle
====================

[](#happyr-mailer-bundle)

Happyr Mailer Bundle makes it easier to send HTML emails with your Symfony2 application. This bundle supports template rendering and sending attachments.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

### Step 1: Using Composer

[](#step-1-using-composer)

Install it with Composer!

```
composer require happyr/mailer-bundle
```

### Step 2: Register the bundle

[](#step-2-register-the-bundle)

To register the bundles with your kernel:

```