← All changes | app/Services/Email/EmailNotifications.php +113 -0 1.6.4 → 1.7.0 View file →

		@@ -635,10 +635,123 @@
635	635	'is_default_body' => 'yes',
636	636	'email_body' => '',
637	637	]
638	638	],
	639	+ 'review_submitted_admin' => [
	640	+ 'event' => 'review_created',
	641	+ 'group' => 'review',
	642	+ 'group_label' => __('Review Actions', 'fluent-cart'),
	643	+ 'title' => __('Send mail to admin when a new review is submitted', 'fluent-cart'),
	644	+ 'description' => __('Email admin when a customer submits a new review.', 'fluent-cart'),
	645	+ 'recipient' => 'admin',
	646	+ 'smartcode_groups' => [],
	647	+ 'template_path' => 'review.submitted.admin',
	648	+ 'is_async' => false,
	649	+ 'pre_header' => __('A new product review has been submitted.', 'fluent-cart'),
	650	+ 'settings' => [
	651	+ 'active' => 'yes',
	652	+ 'subject' => __('New Review Submitted', 'fluent-cart'),
	653	+ 'is_default_body' => 'yes',
	654	+ 'email_body' => '',
	655	+ ]
	656	+ ],
	657	+ 'review_approved_customer' => [
	658	+ // The settled hook, not the transition: fired from a queued
	659	+ // job once the review has been re-read and is still approved,
	660	+ // the way order_paid_done is to order_paid. A bulk approve is
	661	+ // fifty of these, and none of them is sent inside that request.
	662	+ 'event' => 'review_approved_done',
	663	+ 'group' => 'review',
	664	+ 'group_label' => __('Review Actions', 'fluent-cart'),
	665	+ 'title' => __('Send mail to the reviewer when their review is approved', 'fluent-cart'),
	666	+ 'description' => __('Email the customer who wrote a review once it is approved and visible on the product page.', 'fluent-cart'),
	667	+ 'recipient' => 'customer',
	668	+ // Declared, because the customer recipient resolves through an
	669	+ // order and a review has none. The resolver behind this code is
	670	+ // the one every review notification uses.
	671	+ 'to' => '{{review.recipient_email}}',
	672	+ 'smartcode_groups' => [],
	673	+ 'template_path' => 'review.approved.customer',
	674	+ 'is_async' => false,
	675	+ 'pre_header' => __('Your review is now live.', 'fluent-cart'),
	676	+ 'settings' => [
	677	+ 'active' => 'yes',
	678	+ 'subject' => __('Your review of {{review.product_title}} is now live', 'fluent-cart'),
	679	+ 'is_default_body' => 'yes',
	680	+ 'email_body' => '',
	681	+ ]
	682	+ ],
	683	+ 'review_replied_customer' => [
	684	+ // Fired from a queued job once the reply and the review it
	685	+ // answers have both been re-read and are still published.
	686	+ 'event' => 'review_replied_done',
	687	+ 'group' => 'review',
	688	+ 'group_label' => __('Review Actions', 'fluent-cart'),
	689	+ 'title' => __('Send mail to the reviewer when the store replies to their review', 'fluent-cart'),
	690	+ 'description' => __('Email the customer who wrote a review when the store posts a reply to it.', 'fluent-cart'),
	691	+ 'recipient' => 'customer',
	692	+ // The review's author, resolved the way every review
	693	+ // notification resolves it — {{review.*}} is the review being
	694	+ // answered, not the reply.
	695	+ 'to' => '{{review.recipient_email}}',
	696	+ 'smartcode_groups' => [],
	697	+ 'template_path' => 'review.replied.customer',
	698	+ 'is_async' => false,
	699	+ 'pre_header' => __('The store has replied to your review.', 'fluent-cart'),
	700	+ 'settings' => [
	701	+ 'active' => 'yes',
	702	+ 'subject' => __('{{settings.store_name}} replied to your review of {{review.product_title}}', 'fluent-cart'),
	703	+ 'is_default_body' => 'yes',
	704	+ 'email_body' => '',
	705	+ ]
	706	+ ],
639	707	];
640	708
	709	+ }
	710	+
	711	+ /**
	712	+ * The names of the notifications that would send for an event — the same
	713	+ * gate getNotificationsOfEvent() applies, without rendering a body.
	714	+ *
	715	+ * For a caller that only needs to know whether, and which, before it
	716	+ * commits to something — a once-only lease, say — and will render at
	717	+ * send time through mailByEmailName(). Rendering here as well would draw
	718	+ * every template twice per send.
	719	+ *
	720	+ * Kept in step with getNotificationsOfEvent(): the four conditions below
	721	+ * are that method's, in the same order.
	722	+ *
	723	+ * @param string $event
	724	+ * @return string[] notification names, in registry order
	725	+ */
	726	+ public static function activeNotificationNamesOfEvent($event): array
	727	+ {
	728	+ $mailingSettings = static::getSettings();
	729	+ $names = [];
	730	+
	731	+ foreach (static::getNotifications() as $key => $notification) {
	732	+ if (Arr::get($notification, 'event') !== $event) {
	733	+ continue;
	734	+ }
	735	+
	736	+ $settings = Arr::get($notification, 'settings');
	737	+ if (!in_array($notification['event'], ['order_placed_offline', 'renewal_reminder_overdue']) && Arr::get($settings, 'active') !== 'yes') {
	738	+ continue;
	739	+ }
	740	+
	741	+ $recipient = Arr::get($notification, 'recipient');
	742	+ if (!Arr::get($notification, 'to') && !in_array($recipient, ['admin', 'customer', 'user', 'subscriber'])) {
	743	+ continue;
	744	+ }
	745	+
	746	+ if (empty(static::resolveRecipientTemplate($notification, $mailingSettings))) {
	747	+ continue;
	748	+ }
	749	+
	750	+ $names[] = (string) $key;
	751	+ }
	752	+
	753	+ return $names;
641	754	}
642	755
643	756	public static function getNotificationsOfEvent($event, $viewData): array
644	757	{