use OwlStack\Laravel\Facades\OwlStack;
use OwlStack\Content\Post;
use OwlStack\Enums\Platform;

$post = Post::create('Hello from Laravel!')
    ->withUrl('https://example.com/hello');

$results = OwlStack::publish($post, [
    Platform::Twitter,
    Platform::LinkedIn,
]);

foreach ($results as $result) {
    echo "{$result->platform()->value}: {$result->status()->value}\n";
}

use OwlStack\Cloud\OwlStackClient;
use OwlStack\Content\Post;
use OwlStack\Enums\Platform;

class SocialController extends Controller
{
    public function share(OwlStackClient $client)
    {
        $post = Post::create('Published via DI!');
        $results = $client->publish($post, [Platform::Twitter]);

        return response()->json($results);
    }
}

use OwlStack\Content\Post;
use OwlStack\Content\Media;
use OwlStack\Enums\Platform;

$post = Post::create('Check out this photo!')
    ->withMedia([
        Media::fromUrl('https://example.com/photo.jpg'),
        // or from a local file:
        Media::fromPath(storage_path('app/photo.jpg')),
    ]);

OwlStack::publish($post, [Platform::Twitter, Platform::Facebook]);

// This dispatches a job instead of publishing immediately
OwlStack::publish($post, [Platform::Twitter]);

use OwlStack\Laravel\Jobs\PublishPost;

PublishPost::dispatch($post, [Platform::Twitter]);

# Check connection status
php artisan owlstack:status

# List connected platforms
php artisan owlstack:platforms

# Publish a quick test post
php artisan owlstack:test --platform=twitter