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skitlabs/laravel-mailgun-multiple-domains
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Multiple sender domains, without modifying calling code

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Multiple Mailgun Domains in one Laravel app
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[](#multiple-mailgun-domains-in-one-laravel-app)

Sending email through Mailgun is a breeze, when sending from *one domain* only.
For any additional domains, the *calling code* needs to determine which mailer transport to use.
This can be especially annoying when *the mailer to use depends on the sender*, which is often *set inside the mailable*.

> Using this package, the *calling code* is no longer concerned with the configured mailers.

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