chrisbjr/smsblaster-sdk

A PHP library for consuming the SMS Blaster API

0.1.1 2015-02-10 09:38 UTC

Requires

• coreproc/msisdn-ph: 0.1.*
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: 5.*
• katzgrau/klogger: 1.0.*
• nesbot/carbon: *

Apache-2.0

• Chris Bautista

• sms
• smart
• philippines
• globe
• sun
• sms blaster

README

A PHP library for consuming the SMS Blaster API.

Quick start

Required setup

The easiest way to install this library is via Composer.

Create a composer.json file and enter the following:

{
    "require": {
        "chrisbjr/smsblaster-sdk": "0.1.*"
    }
}

If you haven't yet downloaded your composer file, you can do so by executing the following in your command line:

curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

Once you've downloaded the composer.phar file, continue with your installation by running the following:

php composer.phar install

Sending SMS

You will need to set up an account to use this. Once you have an account, you can generate an API key in your account settings.

Basic SMS sending

For a basic usage, you can do the following to send an SMS:

<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Chrisbjr\SmsBlaster\Sdk\Requests\SmsRequest;
use Chrisbjr\SmsBlaster\Sdk\SmsBlasterClient;
use Chrisbjr\SmsBlaster\Sdk\SampleSmsInterface;
use GuzzleHttp\Exception\RequestException;

$smsBlasterClient = new SmsBlasterClient([
	'baseUrl'   => 'http://you-need-the-base-url-of-the-api-here.com',
    'apiKey'    => 'your-api-key-here'
]);

$smsRequest = new SmsRequest($smsBlasterClient);
$smsRequest->setOrigin('COOLCOMPANY');
$smsRequest->setRecipient('[phone]');
$smsRequest->setMessage("Hello this is message #1");

try {
    $sms = $smsRequest->send();
    
    // if the request is successful, you will be returned an SMS object.
    
} catch (RequestException $e) {
    
    // Failed to send
    echo $e->getMessage();
    
    // This returns Guzzle's RequestException so do whatever you want with this.
}

Asynchronous SMS sending

This is what you would typically use in a blasting application to be able to send multiple SMS messages without having to wait for the response of each.

<?php

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Chrisbjr\SmsBlaster\Sdk\Requests\SmsRequest;
use Chrisbjr\SmsBlaster\Sdk\SmsBlasterClient;
use Chrisbjr\SmsBlaster\Sdk\SampleSmsInterface;

$smsBlasterClient = new SmsBlasterClient([
	'baseUrl' 	=> 'http://you-need-the-base-url-of-the-api-here.com',
    'apiKey' 	=> 'your-api-key-here'
]);

// You can customize your own custom callbacks by implementing the SmsInterface class.
// A SampleSmsInterface is included in this library for reference.
$smsInterface = new SampleSmsInterface();

$smsRequest = new SmsRequest($smsBlasterClient);
$smsRequest->setOrigin('COOLCOMPANY');
$smsRequest->setRecipient('[phone]');
$smsRequest->setMessage("Hello this is test #1");
$smsRequest->send(true, $smsInterface);

$smsRequest = new SmsRequest($smsBlasterClient);
$smsRequest->setOrigin('COOLCOMPANY');
$smsRequest->setRecipient('09171231234');
$smsRequest->setMessage("Hello this is test #2");
$smsRequest->send(true, $smsInterface);

$smsRequest = new SmsRequest($smsBlasterClient);
$smsRequest->setOrigin('COOLCOMPANY');
$smsRequest->setRecipient('09981231234');
$smsRequest->setMessage("Hello this is test #3");
$smsRequest->send(true, $smsInterface);