{"id":22277,"date":"2022-05-30T15:49:14","date_gmt":"2022-05-30T12:49:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/oz-plugin.com\/?p=22277"},"modified":"2022-07-26T12:03:34","modified_gmt":"2022-07-26T09:03:34","slug":"sms-integration-with-other-sms-services-providers-in-ozapp-plugin","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/oz-plugin.com\/pb\/sms-integration-with-other-sms-services-providers-in-ozapp-plugin\/","title":{"rendered":"(EN) SMS Integration with other SMS services (providers) in OzApp plugin"},"content":{"rendered":"

Desculpe-nos, mas este texto est\u00e1 apenas dispon\u00edvel em Ingl\u00eas Americano<\/a> y Russo<\/a>.<\/p>

Our clients often use requests to see if there is a possibility of alternative SMS integration instead the built-in Twilio and SMSC.
\nTherefore, in this post we will describe how to create a new way to send SMS.<\/p>\n

We use Object-Oriented PHP with class to write the code we need. But experienced php developers can use the functional approach.
\nSo, let’s create a custom class for sending sms and call it for example CustomSMSProvider<\/code>. And add a few basic properties and methods to it, which we will write about below.
\nCode example:
\n
\nclass CustomSMSProvider {
\n\tpublic $provider = '';
\n\tpublic function getOptions($settings) {}
\n\tpublic function send($to, $message, $sendTime = null) {}
\n\tpublic function send_book($from,$to,$text,$id,$sendTime = 0) {}
\n\tpublic function send_otp($response, $to, $message) {}
\n public function init() {}
\n}
\n<\/code>
\nNow let’s analyze the properties and methods of our class.<\/p>\n

public $provider<\/code> – the value of the property is the value of the option – this is how the SMS will be sent (we can choose this method in the plugin settings). You can enter any value here, for example: as_custom_sms
\npublic function getOptions($settings) {}<\/code> – in this method, you need to describe the provider’s SMS settings. These settings will then be displayed on the SMS tab of the plugin settings.
\nthis method filters the values \u200b\u200bof all plugin options, so you need to be careful when writing your options. First, it always returns $settings. Second, the sms options are written to the $settings[‘sms’][‘options’] array which contains all the options on the sms tab.
\nPerhaps later we will describe how the array of all plugin options is formed, but now we will describe only what is needed for SMS.
\nEach plugin option is an array that contains the following options:<\/p>\n