First we will create custom class file inside laravel project app/Classes If Classes folder doesn't exist inside app folder then create it manually.
Second step is to create your class file, I have created like SendSms.php inside your app/Classes folder.
Third step define your class code.
Finally you have created your custom class now how to access custom class method.?
Define use App\Classes\SendSms; on the top of your controller.Then only you can able to access custom class method.
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Hi there, just noticed that
env()
function inside class.Consider refactoring it to a configuration variable and then use
config()
to access that value.By doing this, you can leverage configuration caching in production.