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composer require kodjunkie/onesignal-php-sdk

use Kodjunkie\OnesignalPhpSdk\OneSignal;
use Kodjunkie\OnesignalPhpSdk\Exceptions\OneSignalException;

$config = [
    // Onesignal API key
    'api_key' => '',
    // Onesignal Auth key
    'auth_key' => '',
    // Onesignal App ID (optional)
    // this is beneficial if you're working with a single OneSignal app
    // so, you could pass "null" to methods that requires it.
    'app_id' => '',
];

try {
    // Initialize the SDK
    $oneSignal = new OneSignal($config);
    
    // Using the API
    // Get all apps
    $response = $oneSignal->app()->getAll();
    
    // Use json_decode() to get the response as an stdClass object
    var_dump($response);
} catch (OneSignalException $exception) {
    var_dump($exception->getMessage());
}

ONESIGNAL_API_KEY=
ONESIGNAL_AUTH_KEY=
ONESIGNAL_APP_ID=

$app->register(Kodjunkie\OnesignalPhpSdk\OneSignalServiceProvider::class);

// Register the facade (optional)
// To use, must have $app->withFacades() enabled
if (!class_exists('OneSignal')) {
    class_alias(Kodjunkie\OnesignalPhpSdk\Facade::class, 'OneSignal');
}

use Kodjunkie\OnesignalPhpSdk\OneSignal;
use Kodjunkie\OnesignalPhpSdk\Exceptions\OneSignalException;

try {
    // Initialize the SDK
    // Resolve from the IoC container
    $oneSignal = app()->make('onesignal');
    
    // Using the API
    // Get all devices
    $response = $oneSignal->device()->getAll($appId, $limit, $offset);
    
    // Using Facade, the code above will look like this
    // With app_id provided in the config
    $response = OneSignal::device()->getAll(null, $limit, $offset);
    
    dd($response);
} catch (OneSignalException $exception) {
    dd($exception->getMessage());
}

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