<?php

return array(

	'mail_options' => array(

		/***********
		 * ADAPTER *
		 ***********/

		/*
		 * The mail adapter to be used.
		 * You can define any class implementing Zend\Mail\Transport\TransportInterface,
		 * either the class fully qualified name or the instance to be used.
		 * For standard mail transports, you can use aliases,
		 *      - sendmail  => Zend\Mail\Transport\Sendmail
		 *      - smtp      => Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp
		 *      - file      => Zend\Mail\Transport\File
		 *      - null      => Zend\Mail\Transport\Null
		 * Default value is Zend\Mail\Transport\Sendmail
		 */
		'mail_adapter' => 'Zend\Mail\Transport\Sendmail',

		/*
		 * A service name which will return a Zend\Mail\Transport\TransportInterface instance to be used as the
		 * transport object.
		 * If this is set to something other than null, the 'mail_adapter' option will be ignored
		 * Default value is null
		 *
		 * Note: Many configuration options are useful for standard transport objects only.
		 * The mail_dapater_service is usefull to configure your own transport object with custom options
		 */
		//'mail_adapter_service' => null,

		/************************
		 * COMMON CONFIGURATION *
		 ************************/

		/*
		 * From email address of the email.
		 * It would be used as SMTP username if mail_adapter is set to Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp
		 * and no smtp_user is provided
		 * Default value is an empty string
		 */
		'from' => 'mamze.fatiha@gmail.com',

		/*
		 * From name to be displayed instead of from address.
		 * Default value is an empty string
		 */
		'from_name' => 'HEC',

		/*
		 * Destination addresses of sent emails. It can be an email address as string or an array of email addresses.
		 * Default value is an empty array.
		 */
		//'to' => array('mamze.fatiha@gmail.com'),

		/*
		 * Copy destination addresses of sent emails.
		 * It can be an email address as string or an array of email addresses.
		 * Default value is an empty array
		 */
		//'cc' => array(),

		/*
		 * Hidden copy destination addresses of sent emails.
		 * It can be an email address as string or an array of email addresses.
		 * Default value is an empty array
		 */
		//'bcc' => array(),

		/*
		 * Email subject.
		 * Default value is an empty string
		 */
		//'subject' => '',

		/*
		 * Email body. Can be a string or hardcoded HTML.
		 * If a more complex value is nedded it will have to be done in the code.
		 * Default value is an empty string.
		 */
		//'body' => '',

		/*
		 * The charset to be set to the body when setting an HTML string body.
		 * It will be ignored if the body is a plain text string.
		 * Default value is 'utf-8'.
		 */
		//'body_charset' => 'utf-8',

		/*
		 * Defines information to create the email body from a view partial.
		 * It defines template path and template params.
		 * The path will be resolved by a view resolver, so you need to place mail templates inside a view
		 * folder of one of your modules or customize your template map and template path stack.
		 * Params will be a group of key-value pairs.
		 * It has a use_template property wich tells if template should be used automatically,
		 * ignoring anything defined at 'body' option. It is false by default.
		 *
		 * The 'children' property allows to define children for the template, in case you want to use layouts.
		 * You can define any number of children. The key is the 'capture_to' property.
		 * If you set the key 'content' to the child, you should have something like echo $this->content in you layout.
		 * Any child can have its own children, so you can nest views into other views recursively.
		 * By default no children are used
		 */
		//'template' => array(
		//    'use_template'  => false,
		//    'path'          => 'ac-mailer/mail-templates/layout',
		//    'params'        => array(),
		//    'children'      => array(
		//        'content'   => array(
		//            'path'   => 'ac-mailer/mail-templates/mail',
		//            'params' => array(),
		//        )
		//    )
		//),

		/*
		 * Attachments config.
		 * Allows to define an array of files that will be attached to the message,
		 * or even a directory that will be iterated to attach all found files.
		 * Set directory will only be iterated if 'iterate' property is true and 'path' is a valid directory.
		 * If 'recursive' is true all nested directories will be iterated too.
		 * If both files and dir are set, all files will be merged without duplication
		 * By default the files array is empty and the directory won't be iterated
		 */
		//'attachments' => array(
		//    'files' => array(),
		//    'dir' => array(
		//        'iterate'   => false,
		//        'path'      => 'data/mail/attachments',
		//        'recursive' => false,
		//    ),
		//),

		/**********************
		 * SMTP CONFIGURATION *
		 **********************/

		/*
		 * Hostname or IP address of mail server to be used.
		 * Default value is localhost
		 */
		//'server' => 'localhost',

		/*
		 * If Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp adapter is used, this is the SMTP authentication identity.
		 * If this is not set, from option is used.
		 * Default value is an empty string
		 */
		//'smtp_user' => '',

		/*
		 * If Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp adapter is used, this is the SMTP authentication credential.
		 * Default value is an empty string
		 */
		//'smtp_password' => '',

		/*
		 * If Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp adapter is used, this defines the SSL type to be used, 'ssl' or 'tls'.
		 * Boolean false should be used to disable SSL.
		 * Default value is false
		 */
		//'ssl' => false,

		/*
		 * If Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp adapter is used, this is the connection class used for authentication.
		 * Value can be one of 'smtp', 'plain', 'login' or 'crammd5'.
		 * Default value is login. ZF2 default is smtp
		 */
		//'connection_class' => 'login',

		/*
		 * If Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp adapter is used, this is the SMTP server port
		 */
		//'port' => 25,

		/**********************
		 * FILE CONFIGURATION *
		 **********************/

		/*
		 * If Zend\Mail\Transport\File adapter is used, thi sis the folder where the file is going to be saved
		 * Default value is 'data/mail/output'
		 */
		//'file_path' => 'data/mail/output',

		/**
		 * A callable that will get the Zend\Mail\Transport\File object as an argument and should return the filename
		 * Default value is null, in which case a default callable will be used
		 */
		//'file_callback' => null,

	),

);