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Author: binaryk

README.md

@@ -329,6 +329,17 @@ Scheduler::init()
 
 This will store a single scheduler for the `$user`. 
 
+## Events
+
+Mailator has few events you can use. 
+
+If your mailable class extends the `Binarcode\LaravelMailator\Contracts\Beforable`, you will be able to inject the `before` method, that will be called right before the sending the email. 
+
+If your mailable class extends the `Binarcode\LaravelMailator\Contracts\Afterable`, you will be able to inject the `before` method, that will be called right after the mail has being sent.
+
+
+And latest, after each mail has being sent, mailator will fire the `Binarcode\LaravelMailator\Events\ScheduleMailSentEvent` event, so you can listen for it.
+
 ## Run
 
 Now you have to run a scheduler command in your Kernel, and call: