Synopsis

A simple wrapper for the Inmobile PHP API so it can be installed via Composer instead of manually.

Code Example

The API is the same as the regular API found on the Developer page on your InMobile account.

Installation

composer require MarkVesterskov\inmobile-php-api

Usage

use MarkVesterskov\InmobilePHPApi\MM_Connector;
use MarkVesterskov\InmobilePHPApi\MM_Message;

$apiKey = 'INSERT APIKEY';// Found at the top of the documentation page

// Instantiate an API client object
$MM_Connector = new MM_Connector(
        $apiKey,
        'https://mm.inmobile.dk', // Server root address
        'http://mywebsite.com/example/messagestatus' // Optional for status callbacks
        );

/*
Prepare some messages to be sent. You can repeat this step multiple times
to send multiple messages in a single http call
*/
$msg = new MM_Message(
        'Hello world', // Message text
        array('4512345678'), // Msisdn (phonenumber with countrycode) for the receiver
        '1245'); // The sendername. This could be a phonenumber or your company name

// Optionally a send time can be specified
// $msg->setSendTime('2020-01-20 18:30:00');

$MM_Connector->addMessage($msg);

/* Send the payload */
$success = $MM_Connector->send();
if($success)
{
    /* Read the message ids */
    $messageIds = $MM_Connector->getMessageIds();

    /*
    $messageIds contains an array with message id's and its corresponding msisdn

    Example:
    Array
    (
        [0] => Array
            (
                [msisdn] => 4512345678
                [id] => fd0ab916-e960-49d0-bb2e-361771818393
            )
    )
    */

    print_r($messageIds);
    echo 'Success!';
}
else
{
    /*
    This function returns the remote error code
    */
    print_r($MM_Connector->getError());
    echo 'Error!';
}