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3 | 3 | return [ |
4 | 4 | |
5 | 5 | /** |
6 | - * Generate a new Api Key within your SparkPost Dashboard |
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7 | - * |
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8 | - * The only permission that should be selected is: Transmissions: Read-only |
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9 | - */ |
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6 | + * Generate a new Api Key within your SparkPost Dashboard |
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7 | + * |
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8 | + * The only permission that should be selected is: Transmissions: Read-only |
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9 | + */ |
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10 | 10 | 'sparkpost_api_key' => env('SPARKPOST_API_KEY'), |
11 | 11 | |
12 | 12 | |
13 | 13 | /** |
14 | - * The columns in your database that correspond to the user's |
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15 | - * first and last name. If you use one column to store the user's |
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16 | - * full name. Put that as the first name and leave the last |
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17 | - * name blank |
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18 | - * |
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19 | - * Example: I store the user's full name in a column called username |
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20 | - * 'first_name_column' => 'username' |
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21 | - * 'last_name_column' => '' |
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22 | - * |
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23 | - */ |
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14 | + * The columns in your database that correspond to the user's |
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15 | + * first and last name. If you use one column to store the user's |
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16 | + * full name. Put that as the first name and leave the last |
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17 | + * name blank |
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18 | + * |
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19 | + * Example: I store the user's full name in a column called username |
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20 | + * 'first_name_column' => 'username' |
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21 | + * 'last_name_column' => '' |
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22 | + * |
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23 | + */ |
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24 | 24 | 'first_name_column' => 'first_name', |
25 | 25 | 'last_name_column' => 'last_name', |
26 | 26 | |
27 | 27 | /** |
28 | - * The user's email column in the database |
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29 | - */ |
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28 | + * The user's email column in the database |
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29 | + */ |
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30 | 30 | 'email_column' => 'email' |
31 | 31 | ]; |