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You can send WhatsApp messages and template message using Message bird and Twilio, SMS messages using Twilio and Telerivet using this package. You can create webhooks for programmable webhooks of Toky to handle incoming phone calls.

You need to prepare an array with service and channel (WhatsApp, SMS, etc) which you would like to use. Then call the sendMessage(). You can see an example in the following

$data = [ 'to' => '+959XXXXXXXX', 'message' => 'Testing', 'service' => 'twilio', 'channel' => 'whatsapp', 'image_url' => 'www.example.com/example.jpg' ]; CarroMessenger::sendMessage($data);

Installation

Via Composer

$ composer require carropublic/carromessenger

Usage

You need to set .env values for each service that you would like to use.

#For Message Bird MESSAGE_BIRD_ACCESS_KEY = message_bird_key MESSAGE_BIRD_WHATS_APP_CHANNEL_ID = whatsapp_channel_from_message_bird MESSAGE_BIRD_WHATSAPP_TEMPLATE_NAMESPACE = whatsapp_tempalate_namespace (only needed it you would like to send template message) MESSAGE_BIRD_WHATSAPP_REPORT_URL = whatsapp_message_status_report_url (optional) MESSAGE_BIRD_WHATSAPP_PHONE = whatsapp_message_bird_phone // (optional) #For Twilio TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID = twilio_account_sid TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN = twilio_auth_token #For Telerivet TELERIVET_API_KEY = telerivet_api_key TELERIVET_PROJECT_ID = telerivet_project_id #For Toky TOKY_APP_KEY = toky_app_key TOKY_APP_URL = toky_app_url 

Then, create an array to send out the message like the following. It's as simple as that.

$data = [ 'to' => '+959XXXXXXXX', 'message' => 'Testing', 'service' => 'twilio', 'channel' => 'whatsapp', 'image_url' => 'www.example.com/example.jpg' ]; CarroMessenger::sendMessage($data);

The following services support for the error message and status report with programmable webhooks. You can read about each individual one by clicking the following list.

• MessageBird
• Twilio
• Telerivet
• Toky

For other services that are not listed above, you may need to rely on events.

Events

We are extending the Laravel's Notification to sent messages. Therefore, you can't see the success/error with an immediate response. In order to resolve this, we added an event name call MessageWasSent. The package will be sent to an event every time you sent the messages. But, you have to set EVENT_IS_CALLED as true in your .env. Then, you create a listener for that event and handle the result as your needs. You can also use Laravel's Notification Event as well.

Security

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License

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