Pushover Laravel PHP Library
This is a library written in PHP for accessing the functionality of the Pushover API with the Laravel 4 framework and integrating it with Android devices and applications. Pushover is a service for sending real-time notifications to Android and iOS devices.
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March 1, 2015
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