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Sending SMS With AloAshbei Platform (GP APIs) and PHP

Post author By masnun
Post date February 4, 2010
6 Comments on Sending SMS With AloAshbei Platform (GP APIs) and PHP

Here’s a working example of Grameen Phone’s AloAshbei Platform.

<?php
/*
* Demo of the SMS API
* Author: maSnun
* URL: https://masnun.com
*/


// I hosted the WSDL on my own host
$soap = new SoapClient("https://masnun.com/wsdl/wsdl.php");

// Set the parameters in an array

$a['registrationID'] = "masnun";
$a['password'] = "******";
$a['sourceMsisdn'] = '8801711960803';
$a['destinationMsisdn'] = '88017********';
$a['smsPort'] = 7424;
$a['msgType'] = 4;
$a['charge'] = 2.00 ;
$a['chargedParty'] = '8801711960803';
$a['contentArea'] = 'gpgp_psms';
$a['msgContent'] = 'Hello GP API!';


try {
    var_dump( $soap->sendSMS( array ("SendSMSRequest" => $a) ) );
} catch (Exception $e) {

    var_dump($e->getMessage());

}

?>

<?php

* Demo of the SMS API

* Author: maSnun

* URL: https://masnun.com

// I hosted the WSDL on my own host

$soap = new SoapClient("https://masnun.com/wsdl/wsdl.php");

// Set the parameters in an array

$a['registrationID'] = "masnun";

$a['password'] = "******";

$a['sourceMsisdn'] = '8801711960803';

$a['destinationMsisdn'] = '88017********';

$a['smsPort'] = 7424;

$a['msgType'] = 4;

$a['charge'] = 2.00 ;

$a['chargedParty'] = '8801711960803';

$a['contentArea'] = 'gpgp_psms';

$a['msgContent'] = 'Hello GP API!';

try {

var_dump( $soap->sendSMS( array ("SendSMSRequest" => $a) ) );

} catch (Exception $e) {

var_dump($e->getMessage());

}

Example Response:

masnun@ubuntu:~$ cd random
masnun@ubuntu:~/random$ php gpsoap.php
object(stdClass)#2 (1) {
  ["SendSMSResponse"]=>
  object(stdClass)#3 (2) {
    ["status"]=>
    string(2) "OK"
    ["msgID"]=>
    string(17) "20100204183047653"
  }
}
masnun@ubuntu:~/random$

masnun@ubuntu:~$ cd random

masnun@ubuntu:~/random$ php gpsoap.php

object(stdClass)#2 (1) {

["SendSMSResponse"]=>

object(stdClass)#3 (2) {

["status"]=>

string(2) "OK"

["msgID"]=>

string(17) "20100204183047653"

}

masnun@ubuntu:~/random$

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A reflect() Function For Quick Reflection in PHP

Post author By masnun
Post date January 5, 2010
1 Comment on A reflect() Function For Quick Reflection in PHP

The Reflection API is the perfect way to reverse engineer and inspect php objects and functions. I have written a function to quickly pass params to the Reflection API and get things done.

Here’s the source codes:

<?php

function reflect($data,$return = false) {
    $string = "\n \nReflecting: {$data} \n";
    $string .= "\n====================\n";
    if(is_object($data)) {
        $string .= Reflection::export( new ReflectionClass($data), true );
        $string .= "\n====================\n";
    } else {
        if(function_exists($data)) {
            $string .= Reflection::export( new ReflectionFunction($data), true );
            $string .= "\n====================\n";
        }
    }

    if($return) {
        return $string;
    } else {
        echo $string;
    }

}
?>

<?php

function reflect($data,$return = false) {

$string = "\n \nReflecting: {$data} \n";

$string .= "\n====================\n";

if(is_object($data)) {

$string .= Reflection::export( new ReflectionClass($data), true );

$string .= "\n====================\n";

} else {

if(function_exists($data)) {

$string .= Reflection::export( new ReflectionFunction($data), true );

$string .= "\n====================\n";

}

if($return) {

return $string;

} else {

echo $string;

}

PHP

Track Your Favorite Topic on Twitter: A PHP CLI Tool

Post author By masnun
Post date January 3, 2010
5 Comments on Track Your Favorite Topic on Twitter: A PHP CLI Tool

Here’s a little php utility that will let you watch the Twitter public time line for your favorite topic. This is specially helpful for those who want to build some tracking application on the basis of the twitter streaming APIs.

Here’s the source:

<?php
$topic = $argv[1];
if(empty ($topic)) {
    $topic = "php";
}
$username = "twitter_username";
$password = "twitter_password";
$fp = fopen("http://{$username}:{$password}@stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json?track={$topic}","r");
while( $data = fgets($fp) ) {
    $tweet = json_decode($data,true);
    if(!empty($tweet['text'])) {
        echo $tweet['user']['screen_name'].": ".$tweet['text']." \n -------------------- \n";
    }
}
?>

<?php

$topic = $argv[1];

if(empty ($topic)) {

$topic = "php";

}

$username = "twitter_username";

$password = "twitter_password";

$fp = fopen("http://{$username}:{$password}@stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json?track={$topic}","r");

while( $data = fgets($fp) ) {

$tweet = json_decode($data,true);

if(!empty($tweet['text'])) {

echo $tweet['user']['screen_name'].": ".$tweet['text']." \n -------------------- \n";

}

Run this script with the keyword as the argument:

php twitter.php keyword

1	php twitter.php keyword

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