README.md

Iranian SMS

Easily use Iranian SMS services :)

Installation:

composer require alighale/sms

You must add the service provider to config/app.php

'providers' => [
	 // for laravel 5.8 and below
	 \Serjik\Sms\SmsServiceProvider::class,
];

Publish your config file

php artisan vendor:publish

---

Configuration:

.env

SMS_DRIVER=kavenegar // or another services

config/sms.php

    /**  
     * sms driver 
     * [ 'kavenegar', 'ghasedak', ... ] 
     */  
    'driver' => env('SMS_DRIVER'),  
  
  
    /**  
     * drivers config 
     */  
    'drivers' => [
      
     /**  
      * for install this service on your app run this: 
      *                      composer require kavenegar/php:1.2 
      */  
     'kavenegar' => [  
         'api_key' => "kavenegar api key",  
         'line_number' => "10004346",  
     ],
       
     /**  
      * for install this service on your app run this: 
      *                      composer require ghasedak/php:"dev-master" 
      */  
     'ghasedak' => [  
         'api_key' => "ghasedak api key",  
         'line_number' => "10008566",  
//            'any_parameter' => 'any value',  
     ],  
  
//        EXAMPLE  
//        'your_driver' => [  
//            'parameters' => '',  
//            'provider' => \App\Sms\YourServiceName::class,  
//        ],  
  
  ],

Support of Iranian Sms services:

Title	Url	installer
kavenegar	https://kavenegar.com/	composer require kavenegar/php:1.2
ghasedak	https://ghasedak.io/	composer require ghasedak/php:"dev-master"

We will add more services in the future. For use of services first install this package :)

Lets start to use:

Single mode:

//	\Serjik\Sms\Facades\Sms

/** @var BaseSmsDriver $result */
$result = Sms::to('09210125463')->send('test package');

Group mode:

You can use the group service in two ways

Note: in all send methods the result is service result or array of that.

The first method:

Send a fixed message to the numbers

/** @var BaseSmsDriver $result */
$result = Sms::to(['09210484017', ...])->send('test package');

The second method:

Send number specific message. Send message[0] => number[0], .... and so on

/** @var BaseSmsDriver $result */
$result = Sms::to(['09210484017', ...])
	->send(['test package', ....]);

Driver replacement at the moment:

$result = Sms::driver('driver_name')
	->to('number or array of numbers')
	->send('message or array of messages');