NAME
    Email::Simple::Markdown - simple email creation with auto text and html
    multipart body

VERSION
    version 0.5.3

SYNOPSIS
        use Email::Simple::Markdown;

        my $email = Email::Simple::Markdown->create(
            header => [
                From    => 'me@here.com',
                To      => 'you@there.com',
                Subject => q{Here's a multipart email},
            ],
            body => '[this](http://metacpan.org/search?q=Email::Simple::Markdown) is *amazing*',
        );

        print $email->as_string;

DESCRIPTION
    *Email::Simple::Markdown* behaves almost exactly like Email::Simple,
    excepts for one detail: when its method "as_string()" is invoked, the
    returned string representation of the email has multipart body with a
    *text/plain* element (the original body), and a *text/html* element, the
    markdown rendering of the text body.

    The markdown convertion is done using Text::MultiMarkdown.

METHODS
    *Email::Simple::Markdown* inherits all the methods if Email::Simple. In
    addition, it provides one more method: *with_markdown*.

  create( ... )
    Behaves like Email::Simple's "create()", but accepts the following
    additional arguments:

    markdown_engine => $module
        See "markdown_engine_set". If not given, defaults to "auto".

    css => $stylesheet
        If provided, the html part of the email will be prepended with the
        given stylesheet, wrapped by a *css* tag.

    pre_markdown_filter => sub { ... }
        See "pre_markdown_filter_set".

    charset => $charset
        The character set supplied to "Email::MIME::create()". By default,
        no character set is passed.

  markdown_engine
    Returns the markdown engine used by the object.

  markdown_engine_set( $module )
    Sets the markdown engine to be used by the object. Currently accepts
    "auto", Text::MultiMarkdown or Text::Markdown.

    If not specified or set to "auto", the object will use the first
    markdown module it finds, in the order given in the previous paragraph.

  css
    Returns the cascading stylesheet that is applied to the html part of the
    email.

  css_set( $stylesheet )
    Sets the cascading stylesheet for the html part of the email to be
    *$stylesheet*.

        $email->css_set( <<'END_CSS' );
            p   { color: red; }
            pre { border-style: dotted; }
        END_CSS

    The *$stylesheet* can also be an array ref, holding key/value pairs
    where the key is the css selector and the value the attached style. For
    example, the equivalent call to the one given above would be:

        $email->css_set([
            p   => 'color: red;',
            pre => 'border-style: dotted;',
        ]);

  pre_markdown_filter_set( sub{ ... } );
    Sets a filter to be run on the body before the markdown transformation
    is done. The body will be passed as $_ and should be modified in-place.

    E.g., to add a header to the email:

        $mail->pre_markdown_filter_set(sub {
            s#^#<div id="header">My Corp <img src='..' /></div>#;
        });

  charset_set( $charset )
    Sets the charset to be used by the email.

  with_markdown()
    Returns an Email::Abstract representation of the email, with its
    multipart body.

AUTHOR
    Yanick Champoux <yanick@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Yanick Champoux.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.