tylercd100/laravel-notify

Laravel 5 Notify

Laravel Notify is a Laravel 5 package that will let you send notification messages to various services.

Currently supported notification channels via Monolog

• Email
• Pushover
• Slack
• Fleephook
• Flowdock
• Plivo an SMS messaging service.
• Twilio an SMS messaging service.
• Sentry via Sentry SDK for PHP
• Mailgun

Version Compatibility

Installation

Version 2.x uses Package Discovery. If you are using 1.x you will need to follow these instructions.

Install via composer - In the terminal:

composer require tylercd100/laravel-notify

Then you will need to run this in order to copy the config file.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Tylercd100\Notify\Providers\NotifyServiceProvider"

Usage

After you have changed your configuration file (config/notify.php) you can simply use it like so:

Notify::debug("This is a debug message!");
Notify::info("This is a info message!");
Notify::notice("This is a notice message!");
Notify::warning("This is a warning message!");
Notify::error("This is a error message!");
Notify::critical("This is a critical message!");
Notify::alert("This is a alert message!");
Notify::emergency("This is a emergency message!");

# Add context
Notify::info("This is a info message with context!",['user'=>$user, 'data'=>$data]);

Other Features

Laravel Notify also exposes extra Facades. To use them you will need to add them to your config/app.php file in your aliases array.

"Pushover"  => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Pushover::class,
"Flowdock"  => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Flowdock::class,
"FleepHook" => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\FleepHook::class,
"Slack"     => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Slack::class,
"Plivo"     => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Plivo::class,
"Twilio"    => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Twilio::class,
"Sentry"    => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Sentry::class,
"Mailgun"   => Tylercd100\Notify\Facades\Mailgun::class,

And then use them like this

Slack::info("This is information!");
Pushover::critical("Everything is broken and the server room caught fire!");