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Symfony SMS bundle

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symfony-sms-bundle
==================

[](#symfony-sms-bundle)

Symfony2 bundle for supporting SMS

Activate the bundle
-------------------

[](#activate-the-bundle)

In your AppKernel:

```
    new cspoo\SmsBundle\cspooSmsBundle(),

```

Example of configuration
------------------------

[](#example-of-configuration)

```
# config.yml
cspoo_sms:
    default_transport: winic
    transports:
        -
            name: winic
            type: winic
            username: foo
            password: bar

```

Usage in controller
-------------------

[](#usage-in-controller)

```
        $smsSender = $this->container->get('sms');
        $sms = $smsSender->createSms($phone, $token);
        $smsSender->sendSms($sms);

```

Adding your own provider
------------------------

[](#adding-your-own-provider)

If you have a provider that needs a username/password you can simply add it by doing these steps

### Create a Transport class

[](#create-a-transport-class)

In the Transport folder add a classe MyOwnTransport.php and put in it

```