class NullDriver implements DriverInterface
Methods
<p>Ensure the given settings are enough to send emails.</p>
<p>Build a mail transport based on Flarum's current settings.</p>
Details
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array
availableSettings()
<p>Provide a list of settings for this driver.</p>
<p>The list must be an array of field names (keys) mapping to their type (the empty string "" for a text field; or an array of possible values for a dropdown field).</p>
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MessageBag
validate(SettingsRepositoryInterface $settings, Factory $validator)
<p>Ensure the given settings are enough to send emails.</p>
<p>This method is responsible for determining whether the user-provided values stored in Flarum's settings are "valid" as far as a simple inspection of these values can determine it. Of course, this does not mean that the mail server or API will actually accept e.g. credentials.</p> <p>Any errors must be wrapped in a {\Illuminate\Support\MessageBag}. If there are no errors, an empty instance can be returned. In the presence of validation problems with the configured mail driver, Flarum will fall back to its no-op {\Flarum\Mail\NullDriver}.</p>
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bool
canSend()
<p>Does this driver actually send out emails?</p>
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TransportInterface
buildTransport(SettingsRepositoryInterface $settings)
<p>Build a mail transport based on Flarum's current settings.</p>