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Informations about the package plivo-complete

Plivo Complete

Plivo Complete is a simple Laravel 5 driver for the Plivo PHP library

Installation

Step 1

Install via composer

Method 1: via CLI (recommended)

$ composer require davidvarney/plivo-complete:1.0.0

Method 2: via composer.json

Step 2

Laravel Service Provider

In the config/app.php file and within the 'providers' => [ array place the following towards the end of the array

Laravel Alias

In the same config/app.php file and within the 'aliases' => [ array place the following towards the end of the array

Step 3

You don't have to run the dump-autoload command but I usually do just for good measure.

Step 4

Next we're going to create the necessary config file so that we can insert our Auth ID and Auth Token from our Plivo account

After publishing the config file make your way to the config directory and look for the following file: config/plivo.php

You should see that the config file is looking for two environment variables. You have two options.

Option #1

Place the auth_token and auth_id within the env() function like so:

Option #2 (recommended)

You can simply leave the config file alone and place the 'PLIVO_AUTH_TOKEN' and 'PLIVO_AUTH_ID' inside of the .env file.

Usage

Now you should be able to simply use it within a Controller like so

Then your view would look something like this:

You can use any RestAPI method that is available in the Plivo RestAPI PHP library

All versions of plivo-complete with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.6.4
illuminate/support Version 5.1.*|5.2.*|5.3.*
plivo/plivo-php Version ^1.1
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