laravel-sms-gateway maintained by misaf
Laravel SMS Gateway
A simple driver-based SMS gateway manager for Laravel.
Features
- Separate packages for each provider.
- Switch drivers per request.
- Laravel HTTP client access.
- SMS sent events with request and response data.
- Custom driver registration.
Requirements
- PHP 8.3+
- Laravel 13+
Installation
Install the core package:
composer require misaf/laravel-sms-gateway
Install one or more driver packages:
composer require misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-ghasedak
Publish the config file:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=sms-gateway-config
Driver Packages
First-party driver packages:
| Driver | Package |
|---|---|
ghasedak |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-ghasedak |
ippanel |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-ippanel |
kavenegar |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-kavenegar |
magfa |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-magfa |
melipayamak |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-melipayamak |
messagebird |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-messagebird |
plivo |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-plivo |
smsir |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-smsir |
sunway |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-sunway |
textlocal |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-textlocal |
twilio |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-twilio |
vonage |
misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-vonage |
Quick Start
Install the Ghasedak driver package:
composer require misaf/laravel-sms-gateway-ghasedak
Set the default driver in .env:
SMS_GATEWAY_DRIVER=ghasedak # Default driver
SMS_GATEWAY_GHASEDAK_APIKEY=your-api-key # Ghasedak API key
Add the matching service credentials in config/services.php:
'ghasedak' => [
'api_key' => env('SMS_GATEWAY_GHASEDAK_APIKEY'),
],
Send through the default driver:
use Misaf\LaravelSmsGateway\Facade\SmsGateway;
$response = SmsGateway::driver()->send([
'message' => 'Hello',
'receptor' => '09123456789',
]);
See the original provider documentation for available fields.
Configuration
Set SMS_GATEWAY_DRIVER in your application's .env file to choose the default driver.
Provider environment keys are defined by each driver package — see that package's README (linked under Driver Packages) for its variables.
Switching Drivers
Use driver() to send through a specific driver without changing the default:
SmsGateway::driver('ghasedak')->send($data);
SmsGateway::driver('kavenegar')->send($data);
HTTP Client Access
Use request() to send directly through the configured Laravel HTTP client for a driver:
$response = SmsGateway::driver('ghasedak')
->request()
->post('sms/send/simple', $data);
Use either send() or request() — after calling request()->post(...), you do not need to call send().
Events
HTTP drivers dispatch Misaf\LaravelSmsGateway\Events\SmsSent.
use Misaf\LaravelSmsGateway\Events\SmsSent;
final class StoreSmsGatewayResult
{
public function handle(SmsSent $event): void
{
$driver = $event->driverName;
$url = $event->request->url();
$status = $event->response->status();
$body = $event->response->json();
}
}
Event properties:
$driverName: the resolved SMS gateway driver name.$request: theIlluminate\Http\Client\Requestinstance.$response: theIlluminate\Http\Client\Responseinstance.
Custom Drivers
Custom drivers should extend SmsGatewayDriver, implement send(), and use configureRequest() for driver-specific HTTP client options.
The driver name is taken from the extend() registration key; it selects the services.{name} config section and labels SmsSent events. Override driverName() only when those should use a different name.
namespace App\SmsGateways;
use Illuminate\Http\Client\PendingRequest;
use Illuminate\Http\Client\Response;
use Misaf\LaravelSmsGateway\SmsGatewayDriver;
final class CustomDriver extends SmsGatewayDriver
{
/**
* @param array<string, mixed> $data
*/
public function send(array $data): Response
{
return $this->request()->post('messages', $data);
}
protected function defaultBaseUrl(): string
{
return 'https://api.example.com';
}
protected function configureRequest(PendingRequest $request): PendingRequest
{
return $request->withToken($this->driverConfig('token'));
}
}
Register it from a service provider:
use App\SmsGateways\CustomDriver;
use Illuminate\Contracts\Foundation\Application;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
use Misaf\LaravelSmsGateway\Facade\SmsGateway;
final class AppServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
public function boot(): void
{
SmsGateway::extend('custom', function (Application $app): CustomDriver {
return $app->make(CustomDriver::class);
});
}
}
Testing
composer test
composer analyse
Changelog
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
License
MIT