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magium/gmail
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Gmail-based functionality for the Magium test library

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magium/gmail
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[](#magiumgmail)

Sorry for the short intro, but I'm behind on stuff :-)

[Find much more information at magiumlib.com](http://www.magiumlib.com/?utm_source=github&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=social)

This module has some basic functionality that allows you to log in to Gmail and test to see if an email exists, such as a transactional email.

Using it is pretty simple.

### Step 1: Require it

[](#step-1-require-it)

```
composer require magium/gmail

```

### Step 2: Configure it

[](#step-2-configure-it)

In the base of your project create a directory called `/configuration/Magium/Gmail/Identities/Gmail` and create a file called `Account.php`. Add your username and password.

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