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Laravel Twilio API Wrapper

New update is comming! (Using PHP chaining)

A Laravel 5.3+ wrapper for sending messages or calls with the Twilio API.

Setting up

You can install the package via composer:

composer require sigfriedseldeslachts/twiliosms

Then, add the service provider and the alias

// File: config/app.php

'providers' => [
    ...
    Sigfriedseldeslachts\twiliosms\TwilioSMSServiceProvider::class,
    ...
];

'aliases' => [
    ...
    'Twillio' => Sigfriedseldeslachts\twiliosms\Facades\Twilio::class,
    ...
];

After that you'll have to add a few lines to your .env file:

TWILIO_SID=Your Twilio SID Token
TWILIO_TOKEN=Yout Twilio Token
TWILIO_NUMBER=Your twilio phone number, without +

And now you're ready to go!

Usage

Global note

Removing the '+' from a phone number is not required as the plugin wil remove this automatically.

Sending a text message (SMS)

Twilio::SMS(string $to, string $message);

If you want to use a different phone number to send the text from:

Twilio::SMS(string $to, string $message, string $from);

Example

Twilio::SMS('+123456789', 'Hello from Laravel!', '+987456321');

Sending a text message with image (MMS)

The image url needs to be a jpeg, gif or png file.

Twilio::MMS(string $to, string $message, string $url);

If you want to use a different phone number to send the text from:

Twilio::MMS(string $to, string $message, string $url, string $from);

Example

Twilio::MMS('+123456789', 'Hello from Laravel!', 'http://www.hookinfo.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/laravel-1.png', '+987456321');

Making a call

To make a call you need to have a valid TwiML which needs to be a url. See the example below.

Twilio::Call(string $to, string $url);

If you want to use a different phone number to call from:

Twilio::Call(string $to, string $url, string $from);

Example

Twilio::Call('+123456789', 'http://demo.twilio.com/docs/voice.xml', '+987456321');

Contributing

Feel free to help me out ;)

Security issue

If the security issue is related to the wrapper please contact me with my email: sigfriedseldeslachts@gmail.com, if it's an Twilio API issue please contact them.

License

MIT License, see license file for more info.