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Ranla with PHP

Use the PHP SDK in Laravel, Symfony, WordPress plugins, or any server-side PHP app where your API key can stay private.

1. Install the SDK

composer require ranla/ranla

2. Configure your API key

export RANLA_API_KEY=rnl_your_key_here

3. Send an email

<?php

use Ranla\Client;

$tx = new Client(getenv('RANLA_API_KEY'));

$result = $tx->emails->send([
    'from' => '[email protected]',
    'to' => '[email protected]',
    'subject' => 'Your receipt',
    'html' => '<p>Thanks for your purchase.</p>',
]);

echo $result['id'], ' ', $result['status'], PHP_EOL;

Resources

The client includes thin wrappers for common API resources:

  • $tx->emails — send, batch, list, cancel, resend, test webhooks, deliverability insights
  • $tx->domains — create, verify, apply DNS, update, delete
  • $tx->webhooks — CRUD for webhook endpoints
  • $tx->templates — CRUD plus publish
  • $tx->suppressions — list, create, remove

See the API reference for request fields. The PHP SDK accepts the same JSON shapes as the REST API.

For Symfony Mailer, use supersendtx/symfony-mailer. For Laravel, use supersendtx/laravel (config, container binding, Facade — built on the Symfony transport).

Source

Package source lives in Super-Send/ranla-php (Packagist requires composer.json at repo root).