Laravel send email notification

 In Laravel, you can send email notifications using the built-in Notification system. Here are the steps to send email notifications in Laravel:

1. Create a Notification class: Create a new notification class by running the following command in your terminal:

php artisan make:notification MyNotification

This will create a new file named MyNotification.php in the app/Notifications directory.

2. Edit the Notification class: Open the MyNotification.php file and edit the via method to specify how the notification should be sent. For example, to send an email notification, use the Mail channel and specify the email template to use:

public function via($notifiable)

{

return ['mail'];

}

public function toMail($notifiable)

{

return (new MailMessage)

->line('Hello, this is a notification email.')

->action('View My Site', url('/'))

->line('Thank you for using MySite.');

}

This code specifies that the notification should be sent via email and defines the email template to use. You can customize the email message and subject as needed.

3. Trigger the notification: To trigger the notification, you can call the notify method on any notifiable object, such as a user model. For example:

$user = App\Models\User::find(1);

$user->notify(new MyNotification);

This code sends the MyNotification to the user with ID 1.

That's it! With these steps, you can send email notifications in Laravel using the built-in Notification system. You can also customize the notification further by adding more channels, adding parameters to the notification class, and more.