This is a Laravel Package for Sms Senders Integration. This package supports Laravel 8+
, all tests passed for laravel 8, 9, 10 and 11!
Benefits of this package:
- Multiple drivers
- Support create custom drivers
- Have Fake build in driver, it can send success or failure sms/voice call message. (Can use in development and testing modes)
- Store sms reports in database
- Have a tools in only development mode in http://localhost/sms/get-sms-list (Your frontend developer can use it for access latest sms send with fake driver for example needs to otp codes, when he/she is developing some parts like forgot password)
- fake sms sender ✔️ (Both: Voice call/Sms)
- Avanak ✔️ (Voice call driver)
- Kavenegar ✔️ (Sms)
- Magfa ✔️ (Sms)
- Sms Online ✔️ (Sms)
Note: for using each of them check config file and use the needed env in your env file like username/password or api key depend on witch driver you use.
Note: to use magfa/sms online/avanak you should install php ext-soap.
// Use in your local .env file
SMS_DRIVER=fake
// It's optional if you want you can set a number
FAKE_SENDER_NUMBER=101010
// Use in your production .env file if you want to use Kavenegar as default sms driver
SMS_DRIVER=kavenegar
// Your kavenegar account api key
KAVENEGAR_API_KEY=fsdf452fd
// Use in your production .env file if you want to use Magfa as default sms driver
SMS_DRIVER=magfa
SMS_MAGFA_USERNAME=your magfa user name
SMS_MAGFA_PASSWORD=your magfa password
SMS_MAGFA_DOMAIN=your magfa domain
SMS_MAGFA_SENDER_NUMBER=your number in magfa you want to send sms with it
// Use in your production .env file if you want to use Sms Online as default sms driver
SMS_DRIVER=smsonline
SMS_ONLINE_USERNAME=your smsonline user name
SMS_ONLINE_PASSWORD=your smsonline password
SMS_ONLINE_SENDER_NUMBER=your number in smsonline you want to send sms with it
// Use in your production .env file if you want to use Sms Online as default sms driver
VOICE_CALL_DRIVER=avanak
VOICE_AVANAK_USERNAME=your avanak user name
VOICE_AVANAK_PASSWORD=your avanak password
you can create your own custom drivers if it does not exist in the list, read the
Create custom drivers
section.
Via Composer
$ composer require hooman-mirghasemi/laravel-iran-sms
It is optional and only if you need you can publish vendor files by these commands:
- publish configuration files:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=iran-sms-config
- publish views for customization:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=iran-sms-views
- publish migration:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=iran-sms-migrations
You can use SMS_DRIVER
env for set default sms driver. (in local don't change it, by default it set fake driver)
And also can use VOICE_CALL_DRIVER
env. it is like SMS_DRIVER, but for voice call.
There are two option of using this package:
1- use Facades
2- use Channels
You can use Sms
or VoiceCall
facades in anywhere of your code like this:
// At the top of the file.
use HoomanMirghasemi\Sms\Facades\Sms;
...
Sms::to('+989121234567')->message('your sms text')->send();
//Also you can set driver in run time:
Sms::driver('magfa')->to('+989121234567')->message('your sms text')->send();
available methods:
to
: set the mobile number should get sms.message
: the text message can be a simple string or object of a class implement HoomanMirghasemi\Sms\Contracts\Message interfacesend
: send the message.
Make a laravel notification class, set via SmsChannel
like this code:
// At the top of the file.
use HoomanMirghasemi\Sms\Channels\SmsChannel;
use HoomanMirghasemi\Sms\Contracts\Message\Message;
...
public function __construct(public SomeModel $someModel)
{
$this->via = SmsChannel::class;
}
public function toSms(User $notifiable)
{
$smsMessage = 'make your sms text ';
// only if using kavehnegar set the pattern name
$pattern = 'kavenagarMyPatternName';
$message = new Message($smsMessage);
$message->useTemplateIfSupports(
$pattern,
[
'token1' => 'test',
'token10' => $notifiable->name,
'token20' => $this->family
]
);
return Sms::to($notifiable->mobile)
->message($message);
}
By default when your laravel application is in production mode this page will response 404. But if you want have a diffrent condition publish config file and change this part like this code or some thing you want:
// default config is:
'dont_show_sms_list_page_condition' => function() {
return config('app.env') == 'production';
}
// you can check domain:
'dont_show_sms_list_page_condition' => function() {
return config('app.env') == 'production' || config('app.url') == 'https://yourproductiondomain.com';
}
now if you forgot to set app.env to production or temporary change it, it will be safe and return 404.
Option A:
We welcome your participation, Create your driver and send a pull request.
Option A:
This package is using strategy design pattern and laravel Manager
class.
so you can easily make your driver like this:
<?php
namespace App;
use HoomanMirghasemi\Sms\Abstracts\Driver;
class MyCustomDriver extends Driver
{
public static bool $successSend = true;
public function __construct(protected array $settings)
{
$this->from = data_get($this->settings, 'from');
}
public function send(): bool
{
// write api of sending sms by your custom provider
return parent::send();
}
public function getBalance(): string
{
// write api of getting account balance from your custom provider
return $balance;
}
}
And register it into manager class in any of your service providers class like this:
$smsManager = app('sms');
$smsManager->extend('myCustomDriver', function ($app) {
$setting = ['from' => '22336'];
return new MyCustomDriver($setting);
});
// or using laravel ioc
$this->app->bind(MyCustomDriver::class, function () {
$setting = ['from' => '22336'];
return new MyCustomDriver($config);
});
$smsManager->extend('myCustomDriver', function ($app) {
return $this->container->make(MyCustomDriver::class);
});
// or you can publish config file and add setting of your driver into it. then:
$this->app->bind(MyCustomDriver::class, function () {
$config = config('sms.drivers.mycustomdriver') ?? [];
return new MyCustomDriver($config);
});
$smsManager->extend('myCustomDriver', function ($app) {
return $this->container->make(MyCustomDriver::class);
});
You can listen for this event
- SmsSentEvent: Occurs when sms send. (the package use it to collect report into db)
Please see CONTRIBUTING and CONDUCT for details.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.