⚠️ SMSA Express SDK

⚠️ Deprecation Notice:

This package is deprecated and outdated. Do not use it.

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Simple PHP package for integrating SMSA Web Services (SECOM).

Installation

Include the package via composer :

composer require mohannadnaj/smsa-sdk

Use the static class SmsaSDK\Smsa:

<?php

use SmsaSDK\Smsa;

$result = Smsa::key('my-smsa-key')
            ->getRTLCities()
            ->getGetRTLCitiesResult()
            ->getAny();

print_r($result);

Background

SMSA Provides a SOAP Web Service for processing shipment-related services. SMSA Express mostly recognized on Saudi Arabia.

In PHP, integrating SMSA can be done using the built-in PHP's SoapClient. However, usually there is some caveats and issues on the process. This package helps to reduce this issues.

Features

• Each Soap service method and response is a dedicated class. Dealing with classes is easier than the magical objects generated during the runtime, at least in your code editor's opinion. (this was possible thanks to wsdl2phpgenerator).
• Validating data before submission, and meaningful messages on exceptions.
• Unified one entrypoint for all your Smsa requests, through the static class Smsa.
• Testable.
• Easily Configurable.

Integration

As a client of SMSA, you will receive a pass key that you will use for your operations to SMSA Web Services (SECOM).

After Including this package, set up this pass key before initiating the first SECOM request:

<?php
use SmsaSDK\Smsa;

Smsa::key('my-smsa-key');

Usually you want to do that in the boot of your application.

Tip For Laravel Users

If you are using Laravel, a good place for this configuration is the AppServiceProvider and setting the key in the .env file. .env:

SMSA_PASSKEY="my-smsa-key"

AppServiceProvider.php

<?php

namespace App\Providers;

use SmsaSDK\Smsa;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;

class AppServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    public function boot()
    {
        Smsa::key(env('SMSA_PASSKEY'));
    }
}

Usage Examples:

Configuration:

<?php

use SmsaSDK\Smsa;

// set up the key
Smsa::key('my-smsa-key');

// SECOM WSDL address, set by default to the url: http://track.smsaexpress.com/SECOM/SMSAwebService.asmx?wsdl
Smsa::uri('http://track.smsaexpress.com/SECOM/SMSAwebService.asmx?wsdl');

// or just use the setup method
Smsa::setUp(['key' => 'my-smsa-key','uri' => 'http://track.smsaexpress.com/SECOM/SMSAwebService.asmx?wsdl']);

// Set the null values, the ignored arguments in a SECOM method call, to an empty string
Smsa::nullValues('');

}

Add Shipment:

<?php

use SmsaSDK\Smsa;

Smsa::key('my-smsa-key');   // Setting up the SMSA Key

// Since we are not filling all the SECOM method arguments
// as defined in the WSDL, here we are telling SMSA SDK to
// fill the null values by an empty string
Smsa::nullValues(''); 

$shipmentData = [
        'refNo' => 'my_app_name' . time(), // shipment reference in your application
        'cName' => 'Mohannad Najjar', // customer name
        'cntry' => 'SA', // shipment country
        'cCity' => 'JEDDAH', // shipment city, try: Smsa::getRTLCities() to get the supported cities
        'cMobile' => '0555555555', // customer mobile
        'cAddr1' => 'ALNAHDA DIST, ...detailed address here', // customer address
        'cAddr2' => 'ALBAWADI DIST, ...detailed address here', // customer address 2
        'shipType' => 'DLV', // shipment type
        'PCs' => 1, // quantity of the shipped pieces
        'cEmail' => '[email protected]', // customer email
        'codAmt' => '50', // payment amount if it's cash on delivery, 0 if not cash on delivery
        'weight' => '10', // pieces weight
        'itemDesc' => 'Foo Bar', // extra description will be printed
    ];

/** @var SmsaSDK\Methods\addShipmentResponse $shipment */
$shipment = Smsa::addShipment($shipmentData);

$awbNumber = $shipment->getAddShipmentResult();

echo "shipment AWB: " . $awbNumber ;
echo "\r\n";

$status = Smsa::getStatus(['awbNo' => $awbNumber])->getGetStatusResult();

echo "shipment Status: " . $status;
}

Unit & Integration Testing:

This package shipped with a custom SoapClient that will redirect the calls to the testing/mocked client if it's provided.

<?php
use SmsaSDK\SoapClient;

SoapClient::setTestingClient($myMockedClient);
// do stuff will affect the mocked client only..

SoapClient::turnOffTestingClient();
// turn off testing, do stuff with the real soap client

print_r(SoapClient::$lastCall); // whether in testing or not, access all the arguments passed to the SoapClient