Laravel SMS Gateway

Laravel SMS is a package that has abilities to send and receive SMS via SMS gateway from various vendors such as SMSgateway.me, Zenziva.id, etc.

Table of Contents

• Requirements
• Available Vendors
• Installation Instructions
  • SMSGateway.me
  • Zenziva.id
• Usage
• Additional Methods
  • SMSGateway.me
  • Zenziva.id
• License

Requirements

• PHP 7.0 or above.
• cURL extension for PHP.
• Laravel version 5.4 or above.

Available Vendors

• SMSGateway.me (smsgatewayme)
• Zenziva.id (zenziva)

Installation Instructions

Install package via Composer by running the command:

composer require yugo/smsgateway -vvv

Publish package assets using the command below:

php artisan vendor:publish

Select package from yugo/smsgateway to automatically copy a config file to your config application directory.

Note: If you are using Laravel version 5.4, you must setup provider manually by adding Yugo\SMSGateway\Providers\SmsServiceProvider::class to your config/app.php file.

App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::class,
App\Providers\AuthServiceProvider::class,
// App\Providers\BroadcastServiceProvider::class,
App\Providers\EventServiceProvider::class,
App\Providers\RouteServiceProvider::class,
Yugo\SMSGateway\Providers\SmsServiceProvider::class,

Then, publish package vendor using command below.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Yugo\SMSGateway\Providers\SmsServiceProvider"

SMSGateway.me

To enable and using SMSgateway.me vendor, you must set new configurations based on SMSgateway.me setting. Add two config values like as below.

SMS_VENDOR="smsgatewayme"
SMSGATEWAYME_DEVICE=
SMSGATEWAYME_TOKEN=

Zenziva.id

Login to your Zenziva.id dashboard account to get userkey and passkey value. Add userkey and passkey to .env file using these configurations.

SMS_VENDOR="zenziva"
ZENZIVA_USERKEY=userkey
ZENZIVA_PASSKEY=passkey

Usage

Sending a new message using Laravel SMS is easy. You just import real-time facade from the package and call the available methods inside it.

use Facades\Yugo\SMSGateway\Interfaces\SMS;

Now, you can use class SMS inside your PHP file. Every vendor has send(array $destinations, string $message) method.

Quick example:

SMS::send(['62891111111'], 'Hello, how are you?');

Additional Methods

Some vendors have additional methods. For example, you can check balance when using Zenziva and check device when using SMSGateway.me.

SMSGateway.me

// get registered device information
SMS::device(?int $id); // $id is nullable

// get detailed information from message
SMS::info(int $id);

// cancel queued message
SMS::cancel(array $id);

By default, SMSgateway.me package will using API configuration from .env file (such as device and token). But, you can set device ID and token programmatically via application. For example:

SMS::setDevice(12345) // make sure it's integer value
  ->setToken('secret-token')
  ->send(['08111111111'], 'Message with custom device and token.');

Zenziva.id

// get credit balance
SMS::credit();

If you want to set userkey and/or passkey manually, you can using setUser(string $user) and setPassword(string $password) method. For example:

SMS::setUser('you')
  ->setPassword('secret')
  ->send(['08111111111'], 'Message with custom user and password.');

License

MIT.