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PHP wrapper for BSG's API. Bulk SMS, 2Way SMS, Viber and HLR services

Home Page: https://bsg.world/documentations/rest-api/sms-api/sending-sms/

License: BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License

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BSG REST API. Free SMS API - PHP

This repository contains the open source PHP client for BSG's REST API. With this API, you can send both single SMS and bulk SMS messages, Viber messages, and verify phone numbers by sending HLR requests. The API is free to use, there are no connection fees or monthly payments. You only pay for the messages sent on a Pay-as-you-Go basis.

Pricing

Prices for sending messages can be found here: Prices

Requirements

Instalation

Download and use files from "src" directory. No installation needed. Composer used only for phpunit tests.

BSG class

Bsg class provide access to the hlr/sms/viber clients

Parameters

apiKey (string) Api key from bsg.world. Required.

sender (string) Sender name for sms

viberSender (string) Sender name for viber (alpha name)

tariff (int) Tariff that should be used for this session

api source (string) Name of your application (not required)

$apiKey = 'test_8zWaPwOaHDPRFmgIldhl'
$bsg = new BSG($apiKey, 'originator', 'aplhaname', 3, 'Bitrix-24')

API function "balance"

BSG provides an API to get the balance information of your account.

$apikey = 'test_8zWaPwOaHDPRFmgIldhl';
$api = new BSG($apikey);
$client = $api->getSmsClient(); //get one of the clients
$balance = $client->getBalance();

Simple response

$balance = array(5) {
             ["error"]=>
             int(0)
             ["errorDescription"]=>
             string(9) "No errors"
             ["amount"]=>
             string(10) "-4.0999333"
             ["currency"]=>
             string(3) "EUR"
             ["limit"]=>
             string(1) "7"
           }

API functions "sendHLR"

Number Lookup helps you keep your mobile numbers database up to date.

Mobile subscribers often change numbers, go into roaming and change providers while retaining their original phone number. Knowing which mobile numbers are in use and available, or which network your client is currently using can greatly improve accuracy and cost effectiveness for many types of businesses. With Number Lookup, you can determine:

  • which numbers are currently active
  • is the mobile number in roaming
  • is the mobile number ported

Parameters

msisdn (int) The telephone number. Required.

reference (string) A client reference. Required.

tariff (int) Tariff code of a price grid. Use value from BSG class if it empty. Use default value from bsg cabinet if it wasn't set at all

HLR request:

$hlr = $bsg->getHLRClient();
$responce = $hlr->sendHLR('+380501111111', (string)time());

Example response:

   $response = array(3) {
                ["result"]=>
                array(1) {
                  [0]=>
                  array(9) {
                    ["error"]=>
                    int(0)
                    ["errorDescription"]=>
                    string(9) "No errors"
                    ["msisdn"]=>
                    string(12) "380501111111"
                    ["reference"]=>
                    string(10) "1488536778"
                    ["tariff_code"]=>
                    string(1) "0"
                    ["callback_url"]=>
                    string(0) ""
                    ["price"]=>
                    float(0.0025)
                    ["currency"]=>
                    string(3) "EUR"
                    ["id"]=>
                    string(6) "174568"
                  }
                }
                ["total_price"]=>
                float(0.0025)
                ["currency"]=>
                string(3) "EUR"
              }

Multiple HLR request. API function sendHLRS:

Send multiple hlr queries in one time.
Exaple:

$response = $hlr->sendHLRS(
      [ 
        [
          "msisdn"=>"380501111111", //required
          "reference"=>"extid1",  //required
          "tariff"=>"0",
        ],
        [
          "msisdn"=>"380501111112",
          "reference"=>"extid2",
          "tariff"=>"0",
        ]
      ]
)

Example response:

$response = {array(3) {
               ["result"]=>
               array(2) {
                 [0]=>
                 array(8) {
                   ["error"]=>
                   int(0)
                   ["msisdn"]=>
                   string(12) "380501111111"
                   ["reference"]=>
                   string(14) "extid1"
                   ["tariff_code"]=>
                   string(1) "0"
                   ["callback_url"]=>
                   string(0) ""
                   ["price"]=>
                   float(0.0025)
                   ["currency"]=>
                   string(3) "EUR"
                   ["id"]=>
                   string(6) "174573"
                 }
                 [1]=>
                 array(8) {
                   ["error"]=>
                   int(0)
                   ["msisdn"]=>
                   string(12) "380501111112"
                   ["reference"]=>
                   string(14) "extid2"
                   ["tariff_code"]=>
                   string(1) "0"
                   ["callback_url"]=>
                   string(0) ""
                   ["price"]=>
                   float(0.0025)
                   ["currency"]=>
                   string(3) "EUR"
                   ["id"]=>
                   string(6) "174574"
                 }
               }
               ["total_price"]=>
               float(0.005)
               ["currency"]=>
               string(3) "EUR"
             }

API function "getStatusByReference"

Retrieves the information of an existing HLR. You only need to supply the unique message reference that was set upon creation.

$response = $hlr->getStatusByReference('ref1);

Example response:

$response = array(14) {
              ["error"]=>
              int(0)
              ["errorDescription"]=>
              string(9) "No errors"
              ["name_ru"]=>
              string(14) "Украина"
              ["name_en"]=>
              string(7) "Ukraine"
              ["brand"]=>
              string(3) "MTS"
              ["name"]=>
              string(11) "MTS Ukraine"
              ["msisdn"]=>
              string(12) "380501111111"
              ["id"]=>
              string(12) "380501111111"
              ["reference"]=>
              string(12) "su1488546296"
              ["network"]=>
              string(5) "25501"
              ["status"]=>
              string(6) "failed"
              ["details"]=>
              NULL
              ["createdDatetime"]=>
              string(25) "2017-03-03T13:04:56+00:00"
              ["statusDatetime"]=>
              string(25) "2017-03-03T13:04:56+00:00"
            }

API function "getStatusById"

Retrieves the information of an existing HLR. You only need to supply the unique message id that was returned upon creation or receiving.
Example:

$response = $hlr->getStatusById('1);

Example response:

$response = array(14) {
              ["error"]=>
              int(0)
              ["errorDescription"]=>
              string(9) "No errors"
              ["name_ru"]=>
              string(14) "Украина"
              ["name_en"]=>
              string(7) "Ukraine"
              ["brand"]=>
              string(3) "MTS"
              ["name"]=>
              string(11) "MTS Ukraine"
              ["msisdn"]=>
              string(12) "380501111111"
              ["id"]=>
              string(12) "380501111111"
              ["reference"]=>
              string(12) "su1488546296"
              ["network"]=>
              string(5) "25501"
              ["status"]=>
              string(6) "failed"
              ["details"]=>
              NULL
              ["createdDatetime"]=>
              string(25) "2017-03-03T13:04:56+00:00"
              ["statusDatetime"]=>
              string(25) "2017-03-03T13:04:56+00:00"
            }

SMS message

BSG provides an API to send SMS messages to any country across the world.

BSG are identified by a unique random ID. And with this ID you can always check the status of the message through the provided endpoint.

API function sendSms

Creates a new message object. BSG returns the created message object with each request. Per request, a max of 50 phones can be entered.

Parameters

msisdn (string) The telephone number. Required

body (string) The body of the SMS message. Required

reference (string) A client reference. Required

validity (int) The amount of seconds that the message is valid.

tariff (int) Tariff code of a price grid.

originator (string) The sender of the message. This can be a telephone number (including country code) or an alphanumeric string. In case of an alphanumeric string, the maximum length is 11 characters. Uses value from BSG if it was set. In all other cases - required

Single sms

$smsClient = $BSG->getSmsClient();
$smsClient->sendSms(
    '380501111111', 
    'test', 
    'successSend' . (string)time()
);

Multiple sms

$smsclient->$answer = $this->smsClient->sendSmsMulti([
                            ['msisdn' => 380501111111, 'body' =>'test', 'reference' => 'successSendM' . (string)time()],
                            ['msisdn' => 380501111112, 'body' =>'tes2', 'reference' => 'successSendM1' . (string)time()],
                        ]);

Example response:

  $answer = array(3) {
              ["result"]=>
              array(2) {
                [0]=>
                array(6) {
                  ["error"]=>
                  int(0)
                  ["errorDescription"]=>
                  string(9) "No errors"
                  ["reference"]=>
                  string(22) "successSendM1488547867"
                  ["id"]=>
                  string(6) "174584"
                  ["price"]=>
                  float(0.1)
                  ["currency"]=>
                  string(3) "EUR"
                }
                [1]=>
                array(6) {
                  ["error"]=>
                  int(0)
                  ["errorDescription"]=>
                  string(9) "No errors"
                  ["reference"]=>
                  string(23) "successSendM11488547867"
                  ["id"]=>
                  string(6) "174585"
                  ["price"]=>
                  float(0.1)
                  ["currency"]=>
                  string(3) "EUR"
                }
              }
              ["total_price"]=>
              float(0.2)
              ["currency"]=>
              string(3) "EUR"
            }

View a status

by SMS ID

$response = $smsClient->getStatusById(214);

by reference

$response = $smsClient->getStatusByReference(ref1);

by task ID

$response = $smsClient->getTaskStatus(214);

Example response:

SINGLE SMS RESPONSE

  array(11) {
    ["error"]=>
    int(0)
    ["errorDescription"]=>
    string(9) "No errors"
    ["id"]=>
    string(12) "380501111111"
    ["msisdn"]=>
    string(12) "380501111111"
    ["reference"]=>
    string(21) "successSend1488548141"
    ["time_in"]=>
    string(19) "2017-03-03 13:35:42"
    ["time_sent"]=>
    string(19) "2017-03-03 13:35:42"
    ["time_dr"]=>
    string(19) "2017-03-03 13:35:42"
    ["status"]=>
    string(7) "unknown"
    ["price"]=>
    int(0)
    ["currency"]=>
    string(3) "EUR"
  }

###TASK SMS RESPONSE

  array(10) {
    ["originator"]=>
    string(4) "name"
    ["body"]=>
    string(4) "body"
    ["validity"]=>
    int(72)
    ["totalprice"]=>
    float(0.1)
    ["currency"]=>
    string(3) "EUR"
    ["sent"]=>
    int(1)
    ["delivered"]=>
    int(1)
    ["expired"]=>
    int(0)
    ["undeliverable"]=>
    int(0)
    ["unknown"]=>
    int(0)
  }

Viber message

VIBER provides an API to send VIBER messages to any country across the world.

BSG are identified by a unique random ID. And with this ID you can always check the status of the message through the provided endpoint.

API function addMessage

Add a VIBER message into queue

Parameters

to (array) The array of recipients msisdn's & reference's. Required

messages (string) Viber message. Required.

options: (hash) An hash with VIBER options.

alpha_name (string) The sender of the message. Uses the value of "viber sender name" from BSG class if not setted. Required if it is empty

is_promotional (bool) Set is this message promotional. Default is true

callback_url (string) Link for delivery reports. Reference id is required in message arrray

$viberClient = $bsg->getViberClient();

$response = $viberClient->addMessage([['msisdn' => 380501111111]], 'test');

Add image and link to the message:

$viberClient->addMessage([['msisdn' => msisdn' => 380501111111]], 'test', [
                    "img" => "http://my-cool-webpage.com/logo.png",
                    "caption" => "Join us!",
                    "action" => "http://my-cool-webpage.com"
                ]);

Return: Void

API function sendMessages

Send all messages from queue

Parameters

validity (int) The amount of seconds that the message is valid.

tariff (int) Tariff code of a price grid.

$viberClient = $bsg->sendMessages();

Example of response:

$response = array(3) {
  ["result"]=>
  array(1) {
    [0]=>
    array(5) {
      ["error"]=>
      int(0)
      ["errorDescription"]=>
      string(9) "No errors"
      ["id"]=>
      string(6) "174592"
      ["price"]=>
      int(0)
      ["currency"]=>
      string(3) "EUR"
    }
  }
  ["currency"]=>
  string(3) "EUR"
  ["total_price"]=>
  int(0)
}

View a status

Retrieves the information of an existing message. This message can be a sent or a received message. You only need to supply the unique message id that was returned upon creation or receiving.

$response = $viberClient->getStatusById(216);

or by reference

$response = $api->getStatusByReference("ext_id_19");

Example response:

  $response = array(11) {
                ["error"]=>
                int(0)
                ["errorDescription"]=>
                string(9) "No errors"
                ["id"]=>
                string(12) "380501111111"
                ["msisdn"]=>
                string(12) "380501111111"
                ["reference"]=>
                string(25) "38050111111158b977704621d"
                ["time_in"]=>
                string(19) "2017-03-03 14:02:24"
                ["time_sent"]=>
                string(19) "2017-03-03 14:02:24"
                ["time_dr"]=>
                string(19) "2017-03-03 14:02:24"
                ["status"]=>
                string(7) "expired"
                ["price"]=>
                int(0)
                ["currency"]=>
                string(3) "EUR"
              }

Price

BSG provides an API to get the price information of your account.

API function "getPrices"

Return chosen tariff prices


Parameters

tariff (int) The type of message campaign

HLR Price

$response = $hlrClient->getPrices();

SMS Price

$response = $smsClient->getPrices();

Viber price by tarif ID

$response = $viberClient->getPrices();

Example response:

$response = array(3) {
                ["error"]=>
                int(0)
                ["errorDescription"]=>
                string(9) "No errors"
                ["prices"]=>
                array(191) {
                  [0]=>
                  array(6) {
                    ["type"]=>
                    string(3) "hlr"
                    ["country"]=>
                    string(0) ""
                    ["country_name"]=>
                    string(15) "Other countries"
                    ["mcc"]=>
                    string(0) ""
                    ["price"]=>
                    string(9) "0.0034000"
                    ["currency"]=>
                    string(3) "EUR"
                  }
                  [1]=>
                  array(6) {
                    ["type"]=>
                    string(3) "hlr"
                    ["country"]=>
                    string(2) "AB"
                    ["country_name"]=>
                    string(8) "Abkhazia"
                    ["mcc"]=>
                    string(3) "289"
                    ["price"]=>
                    string(9) "0.0050000"
                    ["currency"]=>
                    string(3) "EUR"
                  }
                  [2]=>
                  array(6) {
                    ["type"]=>
                    string(3) "hlr"
                    ["country"]=>
                    string(2) "AD"
                    ["country_name"]=>
                    string(7) "Andorra"
                    ["mcc"]=>
                    string(3) "213"
                    ["price"]=>
                    string(9) "0.0025000"
                    ["currency"]=>
                    string(3) "EUR"
                  }
                 }
                }

###Tests

This sdk also contain phpunit tests with for all functions our API (with checking errors). To start them, check "/tests/TestConfig.php" and change value of api key, sender name and viber sender name. After that, just use:

$ phpunit -c tests/

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