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## Getting Started
Simple usage looks like:
```php
$wonderpush = new \WonderPush\WonderPush(WONDERPUSH_ACCESS_TOKEN, WONDERPUSH_APPLICATION_ID);
$response = $this->api->create(
\WonderPush\Params\DeliveriesCreateParams::_new()
->setTargetSegmentIds('@ALL')
->setNotification(\WonderPush\Notification::_new()
->setAlert(\WonderPush\NotificationAlert::_new()
->setTitle('Using the PHP library')
->setText('Hello, WonderPush!')
))
);
echo $response->getNotificationId();
```
### Configuring a Logger
The library does minimal logging, but it can be configured with a [`PSR-3` compatible logger](http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-3/) so that messages end up there instead of `error_log`:
```php
$wonderpush->setLogger($logger);
```
## API Reference
Take a look at the methods exposed by the [\WonderPush\WonderPush](class-WonderPush.WonderPush.html) class.