Copyright 2010, Daniel McOrmond Licensed under The MIT License Redistributions of files must retain the above copyright notice.

Add the following keys to your configuration:

Configure::write('Postmark.uri', 'http://api.postmarkapp.com/email');
Configure::write('Postmark.key', '810de23c-5ffb-44d9-a424-7a4a5c0fba1a');

If you want your connection to Postmark to be encrypted, simply change the uri to use https.

Make sure to modified the API key to match the credentials for your Postmark server rack instance.

This component extends the base CakePHP email component, and works virtually the same.

Place the postmark.php file in your app/controllers/components/ folder.

In your controller, make sure the component is available:

public $components = array('Postmark');   

Then, simply send messages like this:

$this->Postmark->delivery = 'postmark';
$this->Postmark->from = '<sender@domain.com>';
$this->Postmark->to = '<recipient@domain.com>';
$this->Postmark->subject = 'this is the subject';
$messageBody = 'this is the message body';
$this->Postmark->send($messageBody);

You can also use the following optional attributes:

$this->Postmark->cc = '<recipient@domain.com>';
$this->Postmark->bcc = '<recipient@domain.com>';
$this->Postmark->replyTo = '<sender@domain.com>';

The syntax of all parameters is the same as the default CakePHP email component:

http://book.cakephp.org/view/1283/Email

There is one additional attribute which can be used for setting the Postmark tag property:

$this->Postmark->tag = 'contact';

For more information, see the Postmark API documentation:

http://developer.postmarkapp.com/#message-format

You can see the response from Postmark in the return value when you send a message:

$result = $this->Postmark->send($messageBody);
$this->log($result, 'debug');

If there are any errors, they'll be included in the response. See the Postmark API documentation for error code detail:

http://developer.postmarkapp.com/#api-error-codes