[5.8] Provide notification callback with Swift message #28535
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Hi, The Laravel 8.X documentation about Notifications doesn't indicate we can use the SwiftMessage callback as one'd do with Mail :-) : https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/notifications#formatting-mail-messages Best regards, |
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This is an improved approach to #28534 which provides developers direct access to the underlying Swift message before it is fired off. The use-case for the earlier PR was to allow adding headers to the message (for tracking/analytics) but this is a more flexible solution with greater control.
In addition, this approach mimics
withSwiftMessage($callback)which mailables have, so it should be familiar for people who are already using that for those reasons. As mentioned in the other PR there has been chatter about supporting custom headers for notification mail (laravel/ideas#475) and this provides that functionality.