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Wunderlist Laravel Package
laravel-notification-channels/wunderlist
Laravel notification channel for Wunderlist. Route notifications to Wunderlist task lists through Laravel's built-in notification system using a simple channel class. Install via Composer, set an access token, and send tasks to any notifiable. Note: Wunderlist shut down in 2020.
Wunderlist Notifications driver
Frequently asked questions about Wunderlist
- How do I install laravel-notification-channels/wunderlist?
- Run composer require laravel-notification-channels/wunderlist in your Laravel project. Laravel package auto-discovery should register the channel service provider if the package supports it; otherwise add the provider manually according to the README. Then publish or create any package config and set your Wunderlist access token. Because Wunderlist shut down in 2020, installation is only useful for legacy reference, not new production integrations.
- How do I configure the Wunderlist access token in Laravel?
- Set the Wunderlist access token in the package's config entry or environment variable as documented by the package, then clear cached config if needed. The token must belong to a Wunderlist account with access to the target lists. Since the Wunderlist service was discontinued in 2020, there is no live API to authenticate against today.
- Which Laravel versions does this Wunderlist notification channel support?
- Check the package's composer.json for its illuminate/support and laravel/framework version constraints before installing. This is a legacy channel tied to a discontinued service, so it may not support current Laravel releases. If you are maintaining an old application, test the install in a staging copy first rather than assuming modern Laravel compatibility.
- How do I send a Wunderlist task from a Laravel notification?
- Add a via method to your notification that returns WunderlistChannel::class, and define the package's expected task payload method such as toWunderlist. The channel then sends that payload for each notifiable route. Verify the exact method and payload keys in the package README because older notification channels used different conventions.
- Can I still use Wunderlist notifications in production?
- No. Wunderlist shut down in 2020, so the original API and task lists are no longer available for new sends. Treat this package as legacy code or a reference implementation, not a production dependency. For active task notifications, migrate to a supported service such as Microsoft To Do, Todoist, or another Laravel notification channel.
- How do I test Wunderlist notifications in Laravel?
- Use Laravel's Notification::fake and assertSentTo or assertSentToTimes to verify your notification is routed correctly without contacting Wunderlist. For channel-level tests, mock the Wunderlist client or HTTP calls rather than hitting the discontinued API. Keep tests focused on payload construction and recipient routing.
- What are alternatives to Wunderlist for Laravel notifications?
- Microsoft To Do is the closest successor to Wunderlist, and there are Laravel notification channels for services like Todoist, Trello, Slack, and email. Choose an actively maintained channel with a supported API. Because Wunderlist is gone, do not build new workflows around this package.
- Is laravel-notification-channels/wunderlist still maintained?
- Treat it as unmaintained or legacy until the repository shows recent commits, releases, and issue activity. The Wunderlist shutdown in 2020 makes ongoing maintenance unlikely. Check the GitHub repository for archived status and compatible Laravel constraints before relying on it.
- Do I need a service provider or config file for this Wunderlist channel?
- Many Laravel notification channels rely on package auto-discovery, so no manual provider registration is usually needed on supported Laravel versions. If auto-discovery is unavailable, register the package service provider in config/app.php and publish any config file if the README requires it. Always follow the repository README for the exact setup steps.
- How do I route notifications to multiple Wunderlist lists or notifiables?
- Routing depends on the channel's implementation: you can usually return the target list or task data from the notification payload and vary it per notifiable. Some packages also support a routeNotificationFor method on the notifiable model. Confirm the exact routing API in the README, and remember the Wunderlist service is no longer live.
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