When sending an email in the app the default behavior is to wait for the response, you can use queues to improve the perceived performance. To enable the feature add ``QUEUE_DRIVER=database`` or ``QUEUE_DRIVER=redis`` to the .env file.
- Open webhook: https://invoices.example.com/hook/email_opened
Social/One-Click Login
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Create an application in either Google, Facebook, GitHub or LinkedIn and then set the client id, secret and redirect URL in the .env file. For example:
We use phantomjscloud.com to attach PDFs to emails sent by background processes. Check for the following line in the .env file to enable this feature or sign up to increase your daily limit.
We use `Omnipay <https://github.com/thephpleague/omnipay-braintree>`_ to support our payment gateway integrations.
Follow these steps to add a driver.
- Add the package to composer.json and then run ``composer install``
- Add a row to the gateways table. ``name`` is used in the gateway select, ``provider`` needs to match the Omnipay driver name
- Clear the cache by adding ``?clear_cache=true`` to the end of the URL
..NOTE:: Most drivers also require `code changes <https://github.com/invoiceninja/invoiceninja/tree/master/app/Ninja/PaymentDrivers>`_ to work correctly.
Our `developer guide <https://www.invoiceninja.com/knowledgebase/developer-guide/>`_ has more details about our application’s codebase.
You can add currencies and date/time formats by adding records to their respective tables in the database. This data is cached, to clear it load any page with ``?clear_cache=true`` added to the end of the URL.
The JavaScript and CSS files are compiled to built files, you can recompile them by running bower install and then ``gulp``.