notarchid/laravel-smsgateway-me

SMSGateway.Me for Laravel

1.0.0 2017-12-26 10:45 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.5.9
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.3
• illuminate/support: 5.1.x|5.2.x|5.3.x|5.4.x|5.5.x

MIT

• Rizki Dwi

• sms
• gateway
• laravel
• smsgateway

README

A PHP library to interact with SMSGateway.Me API.

Installation

Run the following composer command to automatically update your composer.json

composer require notarchid/laravel-smsgateway-me

Laravel 5.x:

After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php so it can be loaded by Laravel.

'providers' => [
    // ...
    NotArchid\SmsGateway\ServiceProvider::class,
],

In order to use the SmsGateway facade, you need to register it to the facades array in config/app.php.

'facades' => [
    // ...
    'SmsGateway' => NotArchid\SmsGateway\Facade::class,
],

In order to use the SmsGateway.Me, you need to have an SMSGateway.Me's account and set your credentials by inserting this inside your config/services.php:

return [
    //...
    'smsgateway' => [
        'email' => 'your-email',
        'password' => 'your-password',
        'device_id' => 'your-device-id'
    ],
];

Usage

// Getting a list of your devices.
$sms = SmsGateway::devices()
                 ->get();
// Or 
$sms = SmsGateway::get('devices');

// Getting a list of your devices per page.
$page = 2;
$sms = SmsGateway::devices()
                 ->page($page)
                 ->get();

// Getting a details on a specific device.
$device_id = 33431;

$sms = SmsGateway::device($device_id)
                 ->get();
// Or 
$sms = SmsGateway::get('device', $device_id);

// Getting a list of your messages.
$sms = SmsGateway::messages()
                 ->get();
// Or 
$sms = SmsGateway::get('messages');

// Getting a list of your messages per page.
$page = 2;
$sms = SmsGateway::messages()
                 ->page($page)
                 ->get();

// Getting a details on s specific message.
$message_id = 82323;

$sms = SmsGateway::message($message_id)
                 ->get();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::get('message', $message_id);

// Sending message to a number.
$number = '[phone]';
$message = 'Hello World!';

$sms = SmsGateway::to($number)
                 ->message($message)
                 ->send()
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::send($number, $message);

// Sending message to many numbers.
$numbers = ['[phone]', '[phone]'];
$message = 'Hello World!';

$sms = SmsGateway::to($numbers)
                 ->message($message)
                 ->send();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::send($numbers, $message);

// Sending message to a contact.
$contact = 98123;
$message = 'Hello World!';

$sms = SmsGateway::contact($contact)
                 ->message($message)
                 ->send();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::send($contact, $message);

// Sending message to many contacts.
$contacts = [98123, 98124];
$message = 'Hello World!';

$sms = SmsGateway::contacts($contacts)
                 ->message($message)
                 ->send();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::send($contacts, $message);

// Sending many messages to many numbers or contacts.
$device1 = 33431;
$device2 = 33432;
$number = '[phone]';
$contact = 98123;
$message1 = 'Hello there!';
$message2 = 'Good morning!';

$sms = SmsGateway::options([
                     [
                         'device' => $device1,
                         'number' => $number,
                         'message' => $message1,
                         'send_at' => strtotime('+1 minute'),
                         'expires_at' => strtotime('+10 minutes')
                     ], [
                         'device' => $device2,
                         'contact' => $number,
                         'message' => $message1,
                     ]
                 ])
                 ->send();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::send([
                     [
                         'device' => $device1,
                         'number' => $number,
                         'message' => $message1,
                         'send_at' => strtotime('+1 minute'),
                         'expires_at' => strtotime('+10 minutes')
                     ], [
                         'device' => $device2,
                         'contact' => $number,
                         'message' => $message1,
                     ]
                 ]);

// Getting a list of your contacts.
$sms = SmsGateway::contacts()
                 ->get();
// Or 
$sms = SmsGateway::get('contacts');

// Getting a list of your contacts per page.
$page = 2;
$sms = SmsGateway::contacts()
                 ->page($page)
                 ->get();

// Getting a details on a specific contact.
$contact_id = 33431;

$sms = SmsGateway::contact($contact_id)
                 ->get();
// Or 
$sms = SmsGateway::get('contact', $contact_id);

// Create a new contact.
$sms = SmsGateway::contact('John Doe', '[phone]')
                 ->create();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::contact(['John Doe', '[phone]'])
                 ->create();
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::contact()
                 ->create('John Doe', '[phone]');
// Or
$sms = SmsGateway::contact()
                 ->create(['John Doe', '[phone]']);

// Adding options like send_at and expires_at is as simple as adding
// ->options(['send_at' => $timeToSend, 'expires_at' => $timeToExpire])
// to your command.
// Example:
$sms = SmsGateway::contact(98123)
                 ->message('Hello World!')
                 ->options([
                     'send_at' => strtotime('+1 minute'),
                     'expires_at' => strtotime('+10 minutes')
                 ])
                 ->send();

License

MIT