Symfony2 bundle to interact with smssender
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This project is not maintained in any way. Feel free to clone and modify to your own likes, but expect no work on it from my side.
SmsSenderBundle
This bundle integrates with gergelypolonkai/smssender to send SMS messages through gergelypolonkai/smsgateway.
Installation
Simply add gergelypolonkai/smssender-bundle to your Symfony2 project's composer.json file, and run
php composer.phar update
Configuration
Everything is configurable through the Symfony project's configuration files. In YML format, the possibilities are:
gergely_polonkai_sms_sender:
# This must be set, as it has no default value
sender_url: http://localhost/smsgateway
# The username/password to use to login to SmsGateway. No default values
# are available, either
username: gateway-user
password: gateway-password
# This defaults to true. You should set this to false if you use
# self-signed certificates
verify_ssl: true
# This is the default value. Currently SmsGateway requires this to be
# be set to application/json
content_type: application/json
# The content-encoding of the data you send to the server. This must be
# UTF-8 if you want to send an SMS with non-ascii characters.
content-encoding: utf-8
# This should be turned on only for debugging purposes. It makes CURL to
# log every traffic it makes with SmsGateway.
verbose_curl: false
Usage
Everything is done via the gergely_polonkai_sms_sender.sender
service:
$sender = $container->get('gergely_polonkai_sms_sender.sender');
$sender->login();
$sender->send('+155523456789', 'Hello world!', array());
$sender->logout();