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It's Pimcore Bundle to send notifications to Discord, Google Chat, Slack, Telegram, Email or SMS from admin panel inside Pimcore

Installation

First of all you need to add notifier to your config/config.yaml file otherwise bundle won't install properly

framework:
    notifier:
        chatter_transports:
            slack: '%env(SLACK_DSN)%'
            googlechat: '%env(GOOGLECHAT_DSN)%'
            discord: '%env(DISCORD_DSN)%'
            telegram: '%env(TELEGRAM_DSN)%'
        texter_transports:
            smsapi: '%env(SMSAPI_DSN)%'

Then you can install and enable the bundle

composer require lemonmind/pimcore-message-bundle

// config/bundles.php

LemonmindMessageBundle::class => ['all' => true]

And finally in your config/config.yaml file you need to add

lemonmind_message:
    allowed_chatters: googlechat,discord,slack,telegram,email,sms
    classes:
        Pimcore\Model\DataObject\YOUR_CLASS:
            fields_to_send: series,Carclass,country,price,bodystyle,manufacturer
            email_to_send: some@email.com
            sms_to: PHONE_NUMBER

where:

• YOUR_CLASS: is your class from which notifications will be sent
• fields_to_send is your class fields separated with coma without space
• email_to_send is e-mail you want to send notification to
• sms_to is the phone number to which you want to send the notification

It is possible to add multiple classes from which you can send notifications
You need to specify which chatters should be available using allowed chatters option

Example

lemonmind_message:
    allowed_chatters: googlechat,discord,slack,telegram,email,sms
    classes:
        Pimcore\Model\DataObject\Car:
            fields_to_send: series,Carclass,country,price,bodystyle,manufacturer
            email_to_send: some@email.com
            sms_to: PHONE_NUMBER
        Pimcore\Model\DataObject\Manufacturer:
            fields_to_send: name

After correct installation button for sending the notification should be visible only in your class that you defined earlier

When you click at the button a modal should pop up where you can select where you want to send notification and add additional information to the message.

Asynchronous messages

MessageBundle can send asynchronous messages via Symfony Messenger Component. To do that in your config/config.yaml file you need to add lines below

framework:
    messenger:
        transports:
            async: "%env(MESSENGER_TRANSPORT_DSN)%"
        routing:
            'LemonMind\MessageBundle\Message\CreateNotification': async

Also in your .env file you need to add

MESSENGER_TRANSPORT_DSN=doctrine://default

where:

• MESSENGER_TRANSPORT_DSN is your messenger transport dsn. It can be redis, RabbitMQ or database

Finally, you need to start consuming messages. To do this in your php container, run this command

php bin/console messenger:consume async

It is not recommended to keep this process for a long time. It's better to use supervisord.

Discord

To integrate this bundle with Discord you need to add dsn in your .env file

DISCORD_DSN=discord://TOKEN@default?webhook_id=ID

where:

• TOKEN is your secure token of the webhook (returned for Incoming Webhooks)
• ID is the id of the webhook

Sample message

Google Chat

To integrate this bundle with Google Chat you need to add dsn in your .env file

GOOGLE_CHAT_DSN=googlechat://ACCESS_KEY:ACCESS_TOKEN@default/SPACE?thread_key=THREAD_KEY

where:

• ACCESS_KEY is your Google Chat webhook access key
• ACCESS_TOKEN is your Google Chat webhook access token
• SPACE is the Google Chat space
• THREAD_KEY is the Google Chat message thread to group messages into a single thread (optional)

Sample message

Slack

To integrate this bundle with Slack you need to add dsn in your .env file

SLACK_DSN=slack://TOKEN@default?channel=CHANNEL

where:

• TOKEN is your Bot User OAuth Access Token (they begin with xoxb-)
• CHANNEL is a channel, private group, or IM channel to send message to, it can be an encoded ID, or a name.

Sample message

Telegram

To integrate this bundle with Telegram you need to add dsn in your .env file

TELEGRAM_DSN=telegram://TOKEN@default?channel=CHAT_ID

where:

• TOKEN is your Telegram token
• CHAT_ID is your Telegram group chat id (starts with -)

You need to contact BotFather on Telegram to start creating your bot. Then add the bot to the group where you want it to send messages

Sample message

E-mail

To integrate this package with e-mail, you need to prepare as with regular Pimcore e-mail.

Sample message

SMSAPI

To integrate this package with SMSAPI, you need to add dsn in your .env file

SMSAPI_DSN=smsapi://TOKEN@default?from=FROM&fast=FAST&test=TEST

where:

• TOKEN is your API Token (OAuth)
• FROM is the sender name
• FAST setting this parameter to 1 (default 0) will result in sending message with the highest priority which ensures the quickest possible time of delivery. Attention! Fast messages cost more than normal messages.
• TEST setting this parameter to 1 (default 0) will result in sending message in test mode (message is validated, but not sent).

You can see your account info at https://ssl.smsapi.pl/