SMS message · BulkGate Helpdesk

The BulkGate\Sdk\Message\Sms class represents the object of the SMS message, which consists of the content of the message and the recipient.

use BulkGate\Sdk\Message\Sms;
use BulkGate\Sdk\Message\Component\{PhoneNumber, SimpleText}

Recipient

The class accepts as the first argument a phone number that can be entered by a string:

$message = new Sms('420777777777', 'test message');

or accepts an instance of the object BulkGate\Sdk\Message\Component\PhoneNumber:

$message = new Sms(new PhoneNumber('777777777', 'cz'), 'test message');

To obtain a phone number, you can use the print-out the class object BulkGate\Sdk\Message\Component\PhoneNumber, which always returns a phone number as a string.

You can also set phone number and ISO separately

$phone_number = new PhoneNumber();
$phone_number->phoneNumber('777777777');
$phone_number->iso('cz');

Text of the message

The second parameter is the input of the text of the message. There are also 2 options where the first is to enter text using a string, and the other is an instance of the class SimpleText, or null.

$phone_number = new PhoneNumber('777777777', 'cz');
$text = new SimpleText('test <variable>', ['variable' => 'message']);
$message = new Sms($phone_number, $text);

Of course, you can define text even after creating an instance of an object using the method text(string $text, array $variables = [])

$phone_number = new PhoneNumber('777777777', 'cz');
$message = new Sms($phone_number);
$message->text('test <variable>', ['variable' => 'message'])

Settings

You can accesss public variable settings to configure sender_id and Unicode

$sender_id = 'gText';
$sender_id_value = 'Test sender';
$unicode = false;
$message->settings->configure($sender_id, $sender_id_value, $unicode);