php - How to load eden with composer? -

i want write application uses parts of mailer part of eden library.

i have required via composer.json:

 "require": {     "eden/mail": "^1.0",     ... 

it seems though library isn't autloaded properly, call eden via eden('mail')->smtp(...) function leads to:

php fatal error:  call undefined function kopernikus\massmailer\service\eden() in ~/src/massmailer/src/kopernikus/massmailer/service/edenmailerfactory.php on line 20 

the quick setup guides handles case one-file approach via:

include('eden.php'); eden('debug')->output('hello world'); //--> hello world 

i don't want add huge libary file , include manually. autoloading seems works fine, have use class directly instead of going eden() function:

 use eden\mail\smtp;   yourclass  {      $smtp = new smtp(          $host,           $user,           $pass,           $port = null,           $ssl = false,           $tls = false      );  } 

the autoloading seems works fine basically, can use class directly instead of going eden() function:

 use eden\mail\smtp;   yourclass  {      ...      $smtp = new smtp(          $host,           $user,           $pass,           $port,           $ssl,           $tls      );  } 

yet weird errors when trying send mail.

[eden\core\exception]                                                                both physical , virtual method eden\mail\smtp->_getplainbody()  

i want go composer route.

it seems have include file via include-path option or add someting autoload, yet unsure.

how load eden mailer component composer way?

not solution question direclty, managed circumvent issue switching "nette/mail".

composer remove eden/mail composer require nette/mail 

the smtp worked fine me via:

    $options = [         'host'     => 'smtp.gmail.com',         'username' => 'your_account',         'password' => 'your_password',         'secure'   => 'ssl',     ];             $mailer = new nette\mail\messagesmtpmailer($options);      $message = new nette\mail\message();     $message->setfrom('my.mail@gmail.com');     $message->setbody('fnord');     $message->setsubject('foo');     $message->addto(sendto@gmail.com);      $mailer->send($message);