Get started with SDKs for SMS

<?php

 require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

 // get your REST API keys from MXT https://mxt.smsglobal.com/integrations
 \SMSGlobal\Credentials::set('YOUR_API_KEY', 'YOUR_SECRET_KEY');

 $sms = new \SMSGlobal\Resource\Sms();

 try {
    $response = $sms->sendToOne('DESTINATION_NUMBER', 'This is a test message.');
    print_r($response['messages']);
 } catch (\Exception $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
 }

var client = new Client(new Credentials("SMSGLOBAL-API-KEY", "SMSGLOBAL-SECRET-KEY"));

var response = await client.SMS.SMSSend(new
 {
    origin = "Test",
    destination = "DESTINATION-NUMBER",
    message = "This is a test message"
 });

Requirements

1. PHP 7.2 and above
2. Guzzle6 (PHP HTTP client)

Installation

To install the PHP client library to your project, we recommend using Composer.

composer require smsglobal/smsglobal-php

Refer to our SDK on GitHub here for additional information.

Supported .NET versions

This library supports .NET applications written in C#, VB.Net, and F# that utilise .NET Standard 2.1 which supports .NET Core 3.0 and unavailable for .NET Framework. View the supported versions here.

Installation

The best and easiest way to add the SMSGlobal libraries to your .NET project is to use the NuGet package manager.

With Visual Studio IDE

From within Visual Studio, you can use the NuGet GUI to search for and install the SMSGlobal NuGet package. Or, as a shortcut, simply type the following command into the Package Manager Console:

Install-Package SMSGlobal

With .NET Core Command Line Tools

If you are building with the .NET Core command line tools, then you can run the following command from within your project directory:

dotnet add package SMSGlobal

Azure functions

From within Visual Studio while creating azure function app, you can use the NuGet GUI to search for and install the SMSGlobal NuGet package. Or, as a shortcut, simply type the following command into the Package Manager Console:

Install-Package SMSGlobal

More information on NuGet Client Tools can be found here.

Once installed, head over to readme for additional configuration instructions.