How to manage mail sending in dockerized apps
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I have a dockerized webapp made with PHP / Laravel, the idea is to be able to test quickly the app with just one docker command.
Thing is app depends of mail sending. How should I do it ?
I could ask the user to create a mailtrap account, and include keys in the docker command, but I would like something more straigtforward...
How should I manage it ?
laravel email docker
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
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I have a dockerized webapp made with PHP / Laravel, the idea is to be able to test quickly the app with just one docker command.
Thing is app depends of mail sending. How should I do it ?
I could ask the user to create a mailtrap account, and include keys in the docker command, but I would like something more straigtforward...
How should I manage it ?
laravel email docker
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
I've used MailHog that comes with Laravel Homestead, which works great for testing emails. You could look into MailHog github, which also has Dockerfile that you could include in your Dockerfile, or use their image in your docker-compose.yml
– ljubadr
Nov 19 at 21:59
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up vote
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I have a dockerized webapp made with PHP / Laravel, the idea is to be able to test quickly the app with just one docker command.
Thing is app depends of mail sending. How should I do it ?
I could ask the user to create a mailtrap account, and include keys in the docker command, but I would like something more straigtforward...
How should I manage it ?
laravel email docker
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
I have a dockerized webapp made with PHP / Laravel, the idea is to be able to test quickly the app with just one docker command.
Thing is app depends of mail sending. How should I do it ?
I could ask the user to create a mailtrap account, and include keys in the docker command, but I would like something more straigtforward...
How should I manage it ?
laravel email docker
laravel email docker
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
asked Nov 19 at 15:12
Juliatzin del Toro
4,6711153127
4,6711153127
I've used MailHog that comes with Laravel Homestead, which works great for testing emails. You could look into MailHog github, which also has Dockerfile that you could include in your Dockerfile, or use their image in your docker-compose.yml
– ljubadr
Nov 19 at 21:59
add a comment |
I've used MailHog that comes with Laravel Homestead, which works great for testing emails. You could look into MailHog github, which also has Dockerfile that you could include in your Dockerfile, or use their image in your docker-compose.yml
– ljubadr
Nov 19 at 21:59
I've used MailHog that comes with Laravel Homestead, which works great for testing emails. You could look into MailHog github, which also has Dockerfile that you could include in your Dockerfile, or use their image in your docker-compose.yml
– ljubadr
Nov 19 at 21:59
I've used MailHog that comes with Laravel Homestead, which works great for testing emails. You could look into MailHog github, which also has Dockerfile that you could include in your Dockerfile, or use their image in your docker-compose.yml
– ljubadr
Nov 19 at 21:59
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I've used MailHog that comes with Laravel Homestead, which works great for testing emails. You could look into MailHog github, which also has Dockerfile that you could include in your Dockerfile, or use their image in your docker-compose.yml
– ljubadr
Nov 19 at 21:59