Configure the DKIM selector, SPF, DMARC, bounce address, from address, and reply-to address of emails sent by WordPress.
Email Auth allows you to configure the DKIM selector, SPF, DMARC, bounce address, from address, and reply-to address of emails sent by WordPress through the default PHPMailer.
Configuring these email settings allows you to prevent attackers from spoofing emails from your domain and helps keep your emails out of the spam folder.
Create, upload, download, and delete private and public keys for use with DKIM with an intuitive interface. Configure emails to use a DKIM selector and configure which domain should be used with DKIM.
Create a new SPF record for your envelope domain, validate an existing record, or view recommendations for how to improve your SPF configuration.
Validate your DMARC DNS record settings and view comments about your current configuration.
Set your bounce address to ensure emails are being sent from the right domain to avoid having your emails rejected or marked as spam.
Set the address and name emails are sent from along with the address replies should be sent to.
- WordPress 4.6 or newer
- PHP 7.0 or greater is required (PHP 8.0 or greater is recommended)
- Upload this folder to your plugin directory (
wp-content/plugins) - Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
- Visit "Settings" > "Email Auth" to configure the plugin
Composer and npm are required to install dependencies. Once they are installed, run composer install and npm install to install dependencies.
To run integration tests, an installation of WordPress is required to be installed with bin/install-wp-tests.sh. This script requires Subversion to be installed. Once installed, run composer run test to run tests. You can also run unit tests, which do not depend on a WordPress installation, using composer run test:unit.
Once Composer dependencies are installed, run composer run test to run tests.
Run composer run phpcs to run the code sniffer. Run composer run phpcs:full for a full breakdown of what errors occurred and composer run phpcs:fix to fix any auto-fixable errors.
Run npm run lint to run the linter and npm run lint:fix to fix any auto-fixable errors.
Run bin/build-zip.sh to create a ZIP archive of the plugin that is suitable to be uploaded to a WordPress site.
Run bin/release-svn.sh to create a release version and add it as a tag to SVN. Run bin/update-svn-assets.sh to update wordpress.org assets only. You can specify your SVN username with --username USERNAME.