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Provides TurboSMS integration for Symfony Notifier. The transport supports SMS, hybrid Viber with SMS fallback, and account balance checks through the TurboSMS HTTP JSON API.

Installation

composer require sol-parts/symfony-turbosms-notifier

Standalone usage

The transport can be used without the Symfony Full Stack Framework:

use SolParts\SymfonyTurboSmsNotifier\TurboSmsTransport;
use Symfony\Component\Notifier\Message\SmsMessage;

$transport = new TurboSmsTransport('auth-token', 'ExampleShop');
$message = new SmsMessage(
    phone: '+380771234567',
    subject: 'Your order has been shipped.',
);

$sentMessage = $transport->send($message);

dump($sentMessage->getMessageId());
// 'f37015f7-68c1-28d7-44af-bba8e55e7536'

dump($sentMessage->getInfo());
// The complete decoded TurboSMS API response.

Checking the balance

$balance = $transport->balance();

dump($balance);
// '12345.67'

A rejected or unreadable balance request raises a Symfony\Component\Notifier\Exception\TransportException rather than returning a placeholder value.

Symfony Full Stack Framework

Add the TurboSMS DSN to your environment:

# .env.local
TURBOSMS_DSN=turbosms://AUTH_TOKEN@default?from=FROM

# config/services.yaml
services:
    SolParts\SymfonyTurboSmsNotifier\TurboSmsTransportFactory:
        autowire: true
        tags: ['texter.transport_factory']

Configure the texter transport:

# config/packages/notifier.yaml
framework:
    notifier:
        texter_transports:
            turbosms: '%env(TURBOSMS_DSN)%'

Where:

AUTH_TOKEN is the token generated in the TurboSMS HTTP API settings;
FROM is your registered sender name.

URL-encode the token and sender name if they contain characters reserved in a URI.

Inject Symfony's TexterInterface to send a message:

use Symfony\Component\Notifier\Message\SmsMessage;
use Symfony\Component\Notifier\TexterInterface;

final class OrderNotifier
{
    public function __construct(
        private readonly TexterInterface $texter,
    ) {
    }

    public function sendShippingNotice(string $phone): void
    {
        $this->texter->send(new SmsMessage(
            $phone,
            'Your order has been shipped.',
        ));
    }
}

Hybrid Viber with SMS fallback

Use TurboSmsOptions to include both Viber and SMS in the same TurboSMS request. TurboSMS tries Viber first and uses SMS when Viber delivery fails:

use SolParts\SymfonyTurboSmsNotifier\TurboSmsOptions;
use Symfony\Component\Notifier\Message\SmsMessage;

$options = (new TurboSmsOptions())
    ->viber_if_possible(true)
    ->is_transactional(true);

$message = new SmsMessage(
    phone: '+380771234567',
    subject: 'Your order has been shipped.',
    options: $options,
);

TurboSMS registers the Viber sender separately from the SMS sender. When the two differ, set the Viber one explicitly — otherwise the SMS sender name is reused for both:

$options->viber_sender('Example Shop UA');

Transactional Viber messages must match a template registered with TurboSMS. To retry immediately with an SMS-only request when TurboSMS rejects the Viber sender or transactional template, enable the explicit retry option:

$options->resend_sms_if_viber_not_send(true);

The retry also covers a Viber leg rejected for an individual recipient, which TurboSMS reports inside response_result while keeping the overall response code successful.

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