Nexmo Voice Channel is a package that adds a notification channel to Laravel using Nexmo’s voice API:
This package provides a notification channel for the Laravel framework that works with Nexmo’s voice API, allowing text-to-speech phone calls. It also provides a fluent interface to construct your message content.
To use this notification channel, you route a notification through VoiceChannel
and provide a toVoice()
method. The readme documents an example so you can get a visual of using this package:
1use Roomies\NexmoVoiceChannel\Markup\Message; 2use Roomies\NexmoVoiceChannel\Markup\SayAs; 3use Roomies\NexmoVoiceChannel\Markup\Sentence; 4use Roomies\NexmoVoiceChannel\NexmoVoiceChannel; 5 6/** 7 * Get the notification's delivery channels. 8 * 9 * @param mixed $notifiable10 * @return array11 */12public function via($notifiable)13{14 return [NexmoVoiceChannel::class];15}16 17/**18 * Get the voice representation of the notification.19 *20 * @param mixed $notifiable21 * @return \Roomies\NexmoVoiceChannel\Markup\Message22 */23public function toVoice($notifiable)24{25 return new Message([26 new Sentence('Hi, thanks for joining Roomies.'),27 new Sentence([28 'Your verification code is',29 new SayAs('ABC123')->interpretAs('spell-out')30 ]),31 ]);32}
Here’s another example demonstrating the package’s markup types you can use to create a notification:
1new Sentence([2 'Hey!',3 (new Pause)->time('1s'),4 (new Prosody('Wake up!'))->volume('loud'),5 (new Substitution(6 (new SayAs('US'))->interpretAs('spell-out'),7 ))->alias('United States'),8])
You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub at roomies-com/nexmo-voice-channel.
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