Retrieve data from the logged-in user to use as the sender of the email in Laravel

Question

How can I make mail.php take the logged user data leaving the data of retemente dynamic. In the controller works, I can access the password of the logged in user. The problem is that in mail.php if I do not describe the email does not work.

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Controller

  use Auth;
  use Mail;

  $email = Auth::user()->email;
  $username = Auth::user()->username;

  $emails = ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"];
  $copias = ["[email protected]"];

  $beautyemail = app()->make(\Snowfire\Beautymail\Beautymail::class);

  $beautyemail->send('dashboard.templateemail', [
    'email' => $template, 
    'first_name' => $first_name, 
    'last_name' => $last_name,
    'id' => $id, 'cargo' => $cargo, 
    'phone' => $phone, 
    'ramal' => $ramal, 
    'finalizacaodoemail' => $finalizacaodoemail 
  ],  function($m) use ($emails,  $assunto, $copias, $template, $finalizacaodoemail, $email, $username) {    
       $m->to($emails)->subject($assunto)->from($email, $username)->cc($copias);    
  });

Mail.php

'username' => "[email protected]",

'password' => "senha123",

Answer 1

To send the email using a dynamic sender, you need to use the helper config Laravel to change settings at runtime.

Configuration - Laravel

$email = Auth::user()->email;
$username = Auth::user()->username;

$emails = ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"];
$copias = ["[email protected]"];

config()->set([
    'mail.host' => $hostEmail, //Verificar o host do e-mail remetente
    'mail.port' => $hostPort,  //Verificar a porta usada pelo host para envio de e-mail
    'mail.encryption' => $hostEncry, //Verificar encriptação
    'mail.username' => $email, 
    'mail.password' => $password, //Senha do e-mail do remetente descriptografada
    'mail.from' => [ 
        'address' => $email, 
        'name' => $username, 
    ]
]);
(new MailServiceProvider(app()))->register();

$beautyemail = app()->make(\Snowfire\Beautymail\Beautymail::class);

$beautyemail->send('dashboard.templateemail', [
    'email' => $template, 
    'first_name' => $first_name, 
    'last_name' => $last_name,
    'id' => $id, 'cargo' => $cargo, 
    'phone' => $phone, 
    'ramal' => $ramal, 
    'finalizacaodoemail' => $finalizacaodoemail 
], function($m) use ($emails,  $assunto, $copias, $template, $finalizacaodoemail, $email, $username) {    
       $m->to($emails)->subject($assunto)->from($email, $username)->cc($copias);    
});

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It may be necessary to clear the project cache:

php artisan cache:clear

Answer 2

You can use this package https://github.com/ImLiam/laravel-env-set-command and then use the Facade Artisan to execute a command that changes the value of the environment variable.

Artisan::call('php artisan env:set username ' . $user_do_email)

Another solution is to change the physical file itself but that would be a lot of work and would open doors to several failures.

Answer 3

First remembering that you need to "include the features" of Auth at the beginning of Controller (I imagine you’re sending it through a).

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\View\View;

use Auth;

class ExemploController extends Controller
...

Then you can use any field referring to the logged in user:

public function enviaEmail()
{
    $data = [
        'email'   => Auth::user()->email, // lembrando que esse campo pode variar dependendo da sua estrutura na tabela
        'subject' => $request->input('subject'),
        'body'    => $request->input('body')
    ];

    Mail::send('emails.suporte', $data, function($message) use ($data)
    {
        $message->from($data['email']);
        $message->to('[email protected]','Mohammed');
        $message->subject($data['subject']);
    });

    return redirect('algumLugar');
}

Answer 4

To get the logged in user, if you are using Authentication you can use Auth::user();

Here you have an example of the use of mail in Windows