Symfony Mailer and Messenger Fusion: Enhancing Drupal Experiences

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Episode seven of the Symfony Messenger series by Daniel Phin speaks about the collaboration of Symfony Mailer with Symfony Messenger. It introduces three modules – Common Stamps, Pusher Mini, and Toasty – in Drupal. This integration enables the display of UI toasts, notifying users when relevant Symfony Messenger messages are processed. The process involves metadata application, transformation, and Pusher-compatible websocket server usage.

Common Stamps provide user-friendly context, Toasty ensures efficient notifications, and Pusher Mini acts as the connector to the websocket server, offering flexibility with options like Pusher.com or self-hosted Soketi. This enhancement boosts Drupal's real-time capabilities and optimizes user experiences through seamless notifications.

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Displaying notifications when Messages for Symfony Messenger are processed

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Daniel Phin

Date of Publication

09 January 2024

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PreviousNext

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https://www.previousnext.com.au/blog/symfony-messenger/post-7-ui-notifications

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