cspoo/symfony-sms-bundle

Symfony SMS bundle

symfony-sms-bundle

Symfony2 bundle for supporting SMS, _(*1)

Activate the bundle

In your AppKernel:, _(*2)

    new cspoo\SmsBundle\cspooSmsBundle(),

Example of configuration

# config.yml
cspoo_sms:
    default_transport: winic
    transports:
        -
            name: winic
            type: winic
            username: foo
            password: bar

Usage in controller

        $smsSender = $this->container->get('sms');
        $sms = $smsSender->createSms($phone, $token);
        $smsSender->sendSms($sms);

Adding your own provider

If you have a provider that needs a username/password you can simply add it by doing these steps, _(*3)

Create a Transport class

In the Transport folder add a classe MyOwnTransport.php and put in it, _(*4)

<?php

namespace cspoo\SmsBundle\Transport;

use cspoo\SmsBundle\Model\Sms;

class WinicTransport extends BaseTransport
{

    public function getName()
    {
        return 'name of the provider';
    }

    public function sendSms(Sms $sms)
    {
        $id = urlencode($this->getUsername());
        $password = urlencode($this->getPassword());
        $to = urlencode($sms->getRecipient());
        $content = urlencode($sms->getMessage());

        // your provider specific code

        // return whatever you want
        return 42;
    }
}

Add your Transport class in the SMS factory

In the Services folder you can edit SmsFactory.php to populate the loadTransport method with your new class, _(*5)

Add your Transport name in the list of possible configuration parameter

In DependencyInjection/Configuration.php you can provider name in the list of possible entry, _(*6)