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Mitake Laravel Package
taiwan-sms/mitake
Laravel package for sending SMS through Taiwan's Mitake (三竹) SMS gateway. Provides simple configuration, a ready-to-use client, and Laravel notification integration so you can deliver transactional or OTP messages to Taiwanese mobile numbers with minimal setup.
三竹簡訊 Mitake api, laravel notification
Frequently asked questions about Mitake
- What is taiwan-sms/mitake used for in Laravel?
- It is a Laravel package for sending SMS through Taiwan's Mitake (三竹) SMS gateway. It provides configuration, a ready-to-use client, and Laravel notification integration for transactional or OTP messages to Taiwanese mobile numbers.
- How do I install taiwan-sms/mitake in a Laravel application?
- Install it with composer require taiwan-sms/mitake. Laravel package auto-discovery should register the service provider, and you then publish the package configuration if the README instructs you to do so and add your Mitake credentials. Check the repository README for the exact config keys and credential names.
- Does taiwan-sms/mitake support Laravel notifications?
- Yes, the package is described as providing Laravel notification integration, so you can send Mitake SMS messages through a notification class instead of calling the client directly. You will still need to configure the Mitake credentials and define the notification routing for the recipient phone number as documented.
- Can taiwan-sms/mitake send OTP and transactional SMS messages?
- It is intended for transactional and OTP-style messages sent to Taiwanese mobile numbers through Mitake. You should confirm message templates, sender settings, and number formatting with Mitake and the package README before relying on it for one-time passwords.
- Which Laravel versions does taiwan-sms/mitake support?
- The available release note for v1.0.3 says Laravel 9, but it does not show the exact illuminate/support constraint. Check composer.json to confirm whether Laravel 9 was added alongside Laravel 8 or replaced Laravel 8 support. Do not assume broader Laravel compatibility from the release note alone.
- What PHP version is required for taiwan-sms/mitake?
- If you are using the Laravel 9 compatible release, plan for PHP 8.0 or newer because Laravel 9 requires it. The package's exact PHP floor should be declared in composer.json, so verify that before installing it in an older PHP application.
- Is v1.0.3 a safe patch upgrade from v1.0.2?
- The release note only says Laravel 9, so it is unclear whether this widened the framework constraint or replaced Laravel 8 support. Review the composer.json diff and any changelog, and run your test suite in CI before upgrading. Treat it as a compatibility change rather than a routine non-breaking patch until confirmed.
- How can I test taiwan-sms/mitake without sending real SMS messages?
- The provided context does not document a package-specific fake or sandbox mode, so check the README for test hooks first. In application tests you can use Laravel notification fakes for the notification layer and mock the package client or HTTP calls for unit tests.
- Is taiwan-sms/mitake actively maintained and production ready?
- There is only a single release data point, v1.0.3 with a one-line Laravel 9 note, so maintenance activity cannot be judged confidently from the available evidence. Before production use, review release cadence, issue responses, test coverage, and the exact dependency constraints. The integration model is standard Laravel, but semver and documentation ambiguity should be resolved first.
- What are alternatives to taiwan-sms/mitake for sending SMS in Laravel?
- Alternatives include integrating the Mitake API directly, using another Taiwanese SMS gateway with a Laravel package, or building a custom notification channel around your preferred provider. Compare number coverage, delivery receipts, credential handling, and maintenance activity before choosing.
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