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ognjen/laravel-async-mail
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Send async mails from Laravel

v3.0.0(4y ago)15.1k↓50%MITPHP

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laravel-async-mail
==================

[](#laravel-async-mail)

Sends async mails from Laravel.

As Laravel documentation says:

> Since sending email messages can drastically lengthen the response time of your application, many developers choose to queue email messages for background sending. Laravel makes that easy using its built-in unified queue API.

This aproach is different, it leverages "Symfony\\Component\\Process\\Process" class to create separate PHP process and sends an "Illuminate\\Mail\\Mailable" using artisan command.

### Install

[](#install)

Require package with Composer:

```
composer require ognjen/laravel-async-mail:v3.0.0

```

### Usage example

[](#usage-example)

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