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Sunway SMS gateway driver for misaf/laravel-sms-gateway.

Installation

composer require misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-sunway

Laravel package discovery registers the driver service provider automatically.

Configuration

SMS_GATEWAY_DRIVER=sunway
SMS_GATEWAY_SUNWAY_USERNAME=your-username
SMS_GATEWAY_SUNWAY_PASSWORD=your-password

// config/services.php
'sunway' => [
    'username' => env('SMS_GATEWAY_SUNWAY_USERNAME'),
    'password' => env('SMS_GATEWAY_SUNWAY_PASSWORD'),
    'base_url' => env('SMS_GATEWAY_SUNWAY_BASE_URL', 'https://sms.sunwaysms.com/smsws/'),
],

Driver Behavior

Option	Value
Driver name	`sunway`
Default base URL	`https://sms.sunwaysms.com/smsws/`
`send()` endpoint	`GET HttpService.ashx`
Authentication	`UserName` and `Password` query parameters from `services.sunway.username` and `services.sunway.password`
Payload	Query parameters sent directly to Sunway

Usage

use Misaf\LaravelSmsGateway\Facade\SmsGateway;

$response = SmsGateway::driver('sunway')->send([
    'method'  => 'SendSMS',
    'mobile'  => '09123456789',
    'message' => 'Hello, World!',
]);

The payload is passed directly to Sunway, so use the fields expected by the Sunway API.

Use request() when you need direct access to Laravel's HTTP client:

$request = SmsGateway::driver('sunway')->request();

Testing

composer test
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License

MIT

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