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reshuffle-twilio-connector

v0.0.13

Published

A Reshuffle Twilio connector

Downloads

6

Readme

reshuffle-twilio-connector

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npm install reshuffle-twilio-connector

Reshuffle Twilio Connector

This package is a Reshuffle connector that provides access to the Twilio service. This connector can be used to send SMS and MMS out. It can also trigger your code (through handlers) on incoming messages.

The following example listens to an incoming SMS and responds back to the service:

const { Reshuffle } = require('reshuffle')
const { TwilioConnector } = require('reshuffle-twilio-connector')
const app = new Reshuffle()

// Create w Twilio account in few minutes for free: https://www.twilio.com/
const twilioConnector = new TwilioConnector(app, {
  accountSid: '<accountSid>',
  authToken: '<authToken>',
  twilioNumber: '<twilioNumber>',
})

// Reply to an incoming message on <twilioNumber>
twilioConnector.on({ method: 'POST', path: '/sms' }, (event, app) => {
  const messageReceived = event.req.body.Body
  const fromPhoneNumber = event.req.body.From
  console.log(`New SMS received from ${fromPhoneNumber}: ${messageReceived}`)

  if (messageReceived.includes('test')) {
    event.res.end('test successful')
  } else {
    event.res.end('Thanks for your message')
  }
})

app.start()

Configuration Options:

interface TwilioConnectorConfigOptions {
    accountSid: string
    authToken: string
    opts?: Twilio.TwilioClientOptions
    twilioNumber?: string
}

Connector events

new messages

This event is fired when new messages are delivered to a <twilioNumber>.

For setting up webhooks in Twilio:

  • go to https://www.twilio.com/console/phone-numbers/incoming
  • select the phone number you'd like to use
  • scroll all the way down to messaging
  • create a new webhook with method and path
  • save

You can now trigger a handler on incoming messages.

Usage:
twilioConnector.on({method:'POST', path:'/sms'}, (event, app) => {
  console.log(event.req.body)
  // Example of console output for event.req.body:
  // {
  //   ToCountry = "US"
  //   ToState = "ID"
  //   SmsMessageSid = "SM9aca55a393c120f964cc49d91bfec52e"
  //   NumMedia = "0"
  //   ToCity = "DESMET"
  //   FromZip = "85004"
  //   SmsSid = "SM9aca55a393c120f964cc49d91bfec52e"
  //   FromState = "AZ"
  //   SmsStatus = "received"
  //   FromCity = "PHOENIX"
  //   Body = "msg line 1 line 2 line 3"
  //   FromCountry = "US"
  //   To = "+12082685987"
  //   ToZip = "99128"
  //   NumSegments = "1"
  //   MessageSid = "SM9aca55a393c120f964cc49d91bfec52e"
  //   AccountSid = "AC43820350f399443f2ab9a80ce59dc797"
  //   From = "+19282275501"
  //   ApiVersion = "2010-04-01"
  // }

  const messageReceived = event.req.body.Body
  const fromPhoneNumber = event.req.body.From
  console.log(`New SMS received from ${fromPhoneNumber}: ${messageReceived}`)

  if(messageReceived.includes('test')) {
    event.res.end("test successful")
  } else {
    event.res.end("Thanks for your message")
  }
})

Connector actions

This connector provides 2 types of actions for sending SMS or MMS via Twilio

sendSMS

send a message via Twilio:

myTwilioConnector.sendSMS('<your-message>', '<to-phone-number>' )
sendMMS

send a media message via Twilio:

myTwilioConnector.sendMMS('<your-message>', '<media-url>','<to-phone-number>' )
sdk

returns a Twilio client (using the connector config options)

See documentation in Twilio github: https://github.com/twilio/twilio-node

Example on how to use this connector can be found here.