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Part of padosoft/laravel-rebel-\*. v0.1.0(1mo ago)02[1 PRs](https://github.com/padosoft/laravel-rebel-channel-bird/pulls)MITPHPPHP ^8.3CI passing Since Jun 4Pushed 1mo agoCompare [ Source](https://github.com/padosoft/laravel-rebel-channel-bird)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/padosoft/laravel-rebel-channel-bird)[ Docs](https://github.com/padosoft/laravel-rebel-channel-bird)[ RSS](/packages/padosoft-laravel-rebel-channel-bird/feed)WikiDiscussions main Synced 1w ago READMEChangelog (1)Dependencies (10)Versions (3)Used By (0) Laravel Rebel β€” Bird Channel ============================ [](#laravel-rebel--bird-channel) > Official documentation: > **Send phone verifications through Bird (formerly MessageBird), the Rebel way.** This package plugs the [Bird Verify API](https://docs.bird.com/api/verify-api) (SMS OTP) and Bird SMS delivery into [`laravel-rebel-channels`](https://github.com/padosoft/laravel-rebel-channels) as a `VerificationProvider` + `MessageDeliveryChannel` β€” so you get Bird's global delivery *plus* Rebel's fraud guard, rate limiting, fallback and audit on top. Part of the `padosoft/laravel-rebel-*` suite. 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You don't call it directly β€” you call the Channels `VerificationRouter`, and it routes through this provider (with Rebel's bot gate, IRSF defences, per-number rate limit, fallback and audit around it). A small **gateway seam** (`BirdGateway`) wraps Bird's REST API (Verify + Messaging) over Laravel's HTTP client, so the whole thing is unit-testable offline and has a real **live** test-suite for the actual API. The same provider also implements `MessageDeliveryChannel`, so you can send a plain SMS through Bird with one call. Depends on [`padosoft/laravel-rebel-core`](https://github.com/padosoft/laravel-rebel-core)and [`padosoft/laravel-rebel-channels`](https://github.com/padosoft/laravel-rebel-channels). --- Quick glossary -------------- [](#quick-glossary) TermIn plain words**Bird / MessageBird**A global CPaaS (SMS / voice / WhatsApp). "Bird" is the current brand; the REST API is the former "MessageBird" one.**Bird Verify**A Bird product that sends and checks one-time codes for you β€” you never store or generate the OTP.**Access key**Your Bird API credential (Developers β†’ API access). `test_…` keys hit the sandbox.**Originator**The sender id shown to the recipient: an alphanumeric name (≀11 chars) or a number you own.**Verify id**The handle Bird returns for an in-flight verification β€” you pass it back when checking the code.**OTP**One-Time Password β€” the short numeric code the user types in to prove they own the number.--- How it works (step by step) --------------------------- [](#how-it-works-step-by-step) ``` user types phone your app Rebel Channels Bird Verify API ───────────────► VerificationRouter::start() ──► BirdVerifyProvider::start ──► POST /verify β”‚ sends SMS OTP ◄── VerificationResult::started(reference = verify id) β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”˜ user types code your app Rebel Channels Bird Verify API ───────────────► VerificationRouter::check() ──► BirdVerifyProvider::check ──► GET /verify/{id}?token=… ◄── VerificationResult::approve() / ::deny() β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”€β”˜ Bird, later ──► POST /rebel/bird/status (signed) ──► BirdStatusController ──► audit: delivered / cost ``` 1. **Start** β€” you call the router; the provider calls Bird Verify, which sends the OTP and returns a **verify id**. The router hands you that id as the `reference` (store it in the session). 2. **Check** β€” you call the router with the code the user typed and the saved reference; the provider asks Bird whether the token matches and returns approve / deny. 3. **Receipt** β€” separately, Bird calls your **status webhook** when the SMS is actually delivered (or fails), and the package records an audit event with the cost so the admin panel shows real numbers. --- Why this package ---------------- [](#why-this-package) β˜…WhatIn shortβ˜…β˜…β˜…**Bird Verify, fully wrapped**Start + check codes over SMS; you never handle the OTP yourself.β˜…β˜…β˜…**Rebel guarantees for free**Inherits the Channels fraud guard (IRSF), rate limit, fallback and HMAC'd audit.β˜…β˜…**Plain SMS too**Implements `MessageDeliveryChannel`, so `send()` delivers any SMS through Bird.β˜…β˜…**Never throws out**Any transport/API error becomes a clean `provider_error`, so the router can fall back to another provider.β˜…β˜…**Offline-testable**A gateway seam + fake means your tests don't hit Bird; a separate live suite does.β˜…β˜…**Safe by default**No access key β†’ nothing registers, and no authenticated client is ever built.β˜…**Explicit status mapping**Bird statuses are mapped deliberately (an unexpected status is a failure, not a fake "pending").--- Rebel + Bird vs the alternatives -------------------------------- [](#rebel--bird-vs-the-alternatives) Sending an OTP with Bird, four ways: Capability**Rebel + this package**ShopifyBird Verify SDK (direct)Raw Bird SMS + your own OTPSend/check a code via Birdβœ…βŒβœ…βž– (you build OTP logic)You never store/generate the OTPβœ…βœ…βœ…βŒAnti toll-fraud / IRSF guardβœ…βŒβŒβŒPer-number rate limit + bot gateβœ…βž–βŒβŒ**Provider fallback** to another vendorβœ…βŒβŒβŒSigned, phone-bound reference (anti replay)βœ…βŒβŒβŒUnified audit trail (number HMAC'd)βœ…βŒβŒβŒDelivery receipts + cost into the admin panelβœ…βŒβž–βž–Graceful failure β†’ router fallbackβœ…βŒβŒβŒ> Legend: βœ… built-in Β· βž– partial / hosted-only Β· ❌ not available. Bird is excellent at delivery; this package keeps all of that and adds the Rebel fraud/routing/audit layer around it. Shopify is a closed, hosted commerce platform: it sends its own customer OTPs but lets you neither pick Bird as the sender, self-host it, fall back across vendors, nor configure its fraud controls β€” a black box, not a developer-facing verification library. --- Bird dashboard setup (step by step) ----------------------------------- [](#bird-dashboard-setup-step-by-step) 1. **Create a Bird account** at [bird.com](https://bird.com). The free/sandbox tier gives you a `test_…` access key to integrate without spending credit. 2. **Grab your access key**: in the Bird dashboard go to **Developers β†’ API access** and copy your **live** access key (or a `test_…` key for the sandbox). 3. **Pick an originator**: an alphanumeric sender id (e.g. "MyApp", max 11 chars) or a phone number you've purchased/verified in Bird. Some countries require a registered sender id. 4. *(Optional, for receipts)* **Create a webhook subscription** for delivery status reports pointing at `https:///rebel/bird/status`, and copy the **signing key** Bird shows you. 5. Put the values in your `.env` (see below). Done β€” the provider auto-registers. > **Pricing:** Bird Verify is billed per verification + the channel cost. Always keep the Rebel **geo allowlist** (in `laravel-rebel-channels`) tight to avoid IRSF charges. --- Installation ------------ [](#installation) ``` composer require padosoft/laravel-rebel-channel-bird php artisan vendor:publish --tag="rebel-channel-bird-config" ``` Add your credentials to `.env`: ``` BIRD_ACCESS_KEY=your_live_access_key BIRD_ORIGINATOR=MyApp ``` That's it β€” the provider registers itself into the Channels router under the key `bird`. --- Configuration ------------- [](#configuration) File `config/rebel-channel-bird.php`: KeyDefaultWhat it does`access_key``env(BIRD_ACCESS_KEY)`Bird API access key. **Required** for the provider to register.`workspace_id``env(BIRD_WORKSPACE_ID)`Reserved for Bird's newer Channels API (not used by the legacy Verify/Messaging endpoints).`originator``env(BIRD_ORIGINATOR, 'Code')`Sender id shown to the recipient (alphanumeric ≀11 chars, or a number you own).`channels``['sms']`Which Rebel channels this provider may handle.`register_provider``true`Auto-register into the Channels registry (when the access key exists).`webhook.enabled``true`Register the delivery-status webhook endpoint.`webhook.validate_signature``true`Validate the `MessageBird-Signature` header on the webhook.`webhook.signing_key``env(BIRD_WEBHOOK_SIGNING_KEY)`The signing key of your Bird webhook subscription.`webhook.path``rebel/bird/status`The webhook route path.--- Usage ----- [](#usage) ### Verify a phone number (the common case) [](#verify-a-phone-number-the-common-case) You typically don't touch this package directly β€” you use the Channels router: ``` use Padosoft\Rebel\Channels\Enums\Channel; use Padosoft\Rebel\Channels\Routing\VerificationRouter; use Padosoft\Rebel\Core\Context\SecurityContext; use Padosoft\Rebel\Core\Identifiers\PhoneIdentifier; $router = app(VerificationRouter::class); // Send a code (Bird Verify delivers it) $start = $router->start( PhoneIdentifier::from('+39 333 1234567'), Channel::Sms, SecurityContext::fromRequest($request), ); // Persist $start->reference (the Bird verify id) in the session for the check step. session(['bird_ref' => $start->reference]); ``` ``` // Later β€” check what the user typed $result = $router->check( PhoneIdentifier::from('+39 333 1234567'), $request->string('code'), session('bird_ref'), SecurityContext::fromRequest($request), ); if ($result->approved()) { // verified! } ``` ### Force Bird specifically [](#force-bird-specifically) ``` // config/rebel-channels.php 'providers' => ['bird'], ``` ### Send a plain SMS (delivery channel) [](#send-a-plain-sms-delivery-channel) The provider also implements `MessageDeliveryChannel`, so you can send any SMS through Bird: ``` use Padosoft\Rebel\Channel\Bird\Contracts\BirdGateway; use Padosoft\Rebel\Channel\Bird\Verification\BirdVerifyProvider; use Padosoft\Rebel\Channels\Enums\Channel; use Padosoft\Rebel\Core\Context\SecurityContext; use Padosoft\Rebel\Core\Identifiers\PhoneIdentifier; $provider = new BirdVerifyProvider(app(BirdGateway::class)); $delivery = $provider->send( PhoneIdentifier::from('+39 333 1234567'), 'Your order has shipped!', Channel::Sms, SecurityContext::fromRequest($request), ); if ($delivery->accepted()) { // queued/sent by Bird; $delivery->reference is the Bird message id. } ``` ### Handle an outage gracefully [](#handle-an-outage-gracefully) ``` $start = $router->start($phone, Channel::Sms, $context); if ($start->failed() && $start->reason === 'provider_error') { // Bird was unreachable β€” the router will have tried any next provider first; // here you can show a friendly "try again" message. } ``` --- Delivery receipts (status webhook) ---------------------------------- [](#delivery-receipts-status-webhook) Bird knows whether a message was actually **delivered**, **failed**, and how much it **cost** β€” but only it knows, unless you let it call you back. This package ships a delivery-status webhook that turns those callbacks into Rebel audit events, so the admin panel's **Channel Performance** can show real delivered / failed rates and spend per channel. **What it records.** On each callback the endpoint writes one audit event (recipient number stored only as a keyed HMAC, never in clear): Bird statusAudit `event_type``delivered``channel.verification.delivered``delivery_failed`, `failed`, `expired``channel.verification.undelivered``sent`, `buffered`, `scheduled`, …`channel.verification.dispatched`Each event carries `channel: 'sms'`, `provider: 'bird'`, the HMAC'd recipient, and a `metadata`object: ``` { "message_status": "delivered", "price": 0.045, "price_unit": "EUR", "message_sid": "message-xxxxxxxx", "error_code": null } ``` (Bird may quote `price` as a flat number or nested under `price.amount`/`price.currency`; we store the **absolute** value so spend sums cleanly. `price`/`error_code` are `null` when absent.) **Set the webhook URL.** In the Bird dashboard, create a delivery-status webhook subscription pointing at your app: ``` https:///rebel/bird/status ``` The endpoint is enabled by default (`REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK=true`); set it to `false` to drop the route. The path is configurable via `webhook.path`. **Signature validation.** The route has **no auth middleware** β€” Bird posts server-to-server. Instead, when `webhook.validate_signature` is true (default), every request must carry a valid `MessageBird-Signature` (HMAC-SHA256 of `timestamp + URL + sha256(body)`, base64-encoded, keyed with your subscription's signing key) plus a `MessageBird-Request-Timestamp`; a missing or forged signature is rejected with **403** and nothing is recorded. A malformed or empty payload is acknowledged with **204** and recorded as nothing, so a junk callback never 500s. ``` REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK=true # register the /rebel/bird/status route REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK_VALIDATE=true # verify MessageBird-Signature BIRD_WEBHOOK_SIGNING_KEY=... # from your webhook subscription REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK_PATH=rebel/bird/status ``` > Build now, wire live later: the endpoint and its audit events exist today, so you can simulate Bird callbacks (the test suite does exactly that) and the admin aggregates real delivered/cost data as soon as you point a Bird webhook subscription at it. --- Live tests against the real API ------------------------------- [](#live-tests-against-the-real-api) The offline suite fakes the gateway (`Http::fake()` for the REST gateway, `FakeBirdGateway` for the provider). To exercise the **real** Bird Verify API (`tests/Live`), opt in explicitly β€” it **sends a real message**: ``` # .env (or shell env) REBEL_BIRD_LIVE=1 BIRD_ACCESS_KEY=your_live_access_key BIRD_ORIGINATOR=MyApp BIRD_TEST_PHONE=+39XXXXXXXXXX vendor/bin/pest --group=live ``` Without `REBEL_BIRD_LIVE=1` or with any credential missing, the live tests **self-skip**, so `composer test` and external PRs never trigger a send. In CI, supply the values as **secrets** and set `REBEL_BIRD_LIVE=1` on a dedicated job. --- `.env.example` -------------- [](#envexample) ``` BIRD_ACCESS_KEY=your_live_access_key BIRD_ORIGINATOR=MyApp BIRD_WORKSPACE_ID= REBEL_BIRD_REGISTER=true REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK=true REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK_VALIDATE=true BIRD_WEBHOOK_SIGNING_KEY=your_webhook_signing_key REBEL_BIRD_WEBHOOK_PATH=rebel/bird/status # Live tests (opt-in: SENDS A REAL MESSAGE) REBEL_BIRD_LIVE=0 BIRD_TEST_PHONE=+391234567890 ``` --- Security notes -------------- [](#security-notes) - **No unauthenticated client**: the Bird gateway is only constructed when `access_key` is present. - **No exception leakage**: transport/API errors are caught and returned as a generic `provider_error` β€” Bird internals never bubble up to your app or logs. - **Explicit status mapping**: only Bird's `sent` is treated as a live challenge; any unexpected status fails closed. - **No PII in clear**: the recipient number is stored only as a keyed HMAC in the audit trail; OTPs are never logged. - **Keep IRSF defences on**: pair this with the Channels geo allowlist / per-prefix cap to avoid premium-rate fraud charges. --- πŸ”‹ Vibe coding with batteries included ------------------------------------- [](#-vibe-coding-with-batteries-included) This package ships **AI batteries** β€” so you (and your AI agent) can extend it correctly on the first try: - **`CLAUDE.md`** β€” a concise AI working guide (purpose, conventions, architecture, how to extend, Definition of Done). Plain Markdown, so Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and Codex all read it. - **`AGENTS.md`** β€” the agent/workflow contract (branch β†’ PR β†’ CI β†’ tag/release, the gates). - **`.claude/skills/`** β€” invocable skills (at least `rebel-package-dev`) encoding the suite's TDD loop, the **PHPStan-level-max** recipes, the security/telemetry rules, and the release discipline. Open the repo in your AI editor and just start β€” the rules, guardrails and extension recipes come with it. PRs that follow the shipped `CLAUDE.md` pass CI (PHPStan max + Pest + Pint) and review the first time around. Testing & License --------------------- [](#testing--license) ``` composer test # Pest (provider + gateway + webhook + Channels integration; live suite self-skips) composer phpstan # static analysis, level max composer pint # code style ``` **License:** MIT β€” see [LICENSE](LICENSE). 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