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Package utwil contains Go utilities for dealing with the Twilio API The most-used data structure is the Client, which stores credentials and has useful methods for interacing with Twilio. The current supported feature set includes the sending of Calls and Messages, retrieval of Calls and Messages, and the lookup of phone numbers. These actions will incur the appropriate costs on your Twilio account. Before go test, populate env vars TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID, TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN, TWILIO_DEFAULT_TO, and TWILIO_DEFAULT_FROM. Start with: Commonly used actions have convenience functions: For more complicated requests, populate the respective XxxxxReq struct and call the SubmitXxxxx() method:


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utwil: Go Utilities for Twilio

utwil is currently under heavy development, so expect breakage.

Documentation can be found at: https://godoc.org/github.com/wyc/utwil

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Installation

In your terminal:

$ go get github.com/wyc/utwil

In your code:

import "github.com/wyc/utwil"

Features

Make a utwil.Client
client := utwil.NewClient(AccoutSID, AuthToken)
Send an SMS
// type client.SendSMS func(from, to, msg string) (utwil.Message, error)
msg, err := client.SendSMS("+15551231234", "+15553214321", "Hello, world!")
Send an MMS
// type client.SendMMS func(from, to, msg, mediaURL string) (utwil.Message, error)
mediaURL := "http://i.imgur.com/sZPem77.png"
body := "Hello, world!"
msg, err := client.SendMMS("+15551231234", "+15553214321", body, mediaURL)
Make a Call
callbackPostURL := fmt.Sprintf(
        "http://twimlets.com/forward?PhoneNumber=%s",
        "+15559871234",
)
// type client.Call func(from, to, callbackPostURL string) (utwil.Call, error)
call, err := client.Call("+15551231234", "+15553214321", callbackPostURL)
Make a Recorded Call
// type client.RecordedCall func(from, to, callbackURL string) (utwil.Call, error)
call, err := client.RecordedCall("+15551231234", "+15553214321", callbackPostURL)
Lookups
// type client.Lookup func(phoneNumber string) (utwil.Lookup, error)
lookup, err := client.Lookup("+15551231234")
// handle err
fmt.Println(lookup.Carrier.Type) // "mobile", "landline", or "voip"
Custom requests

For more complicated requests, populate the respective XxxxxReq struct and call the client.SubmitXxxxx(XxxxxReq) (Xxxxx, error) method:

msgReq := utwil.MessageReq{
        From:           "+15559871234",
        To:             "+15551231234",
        Body:           "Hello, world!",
        StatusCallback: "https://post.here.com/when/msg/status/changes.twiml",
}
msg, err := client.SubmitMessage(msgReq)
Query Messages (SMS/MMS)
weekAgo := time.Now().Add(-7 * 24 * time.Hour)
iter := client.Messages(
                utwil.SentBeforeYMD(weekAgo),
                utwil.To("+15551231234")).Iter()
var msg utwil.Message
for iter.Next(&msg) {
        // do something with utwil.Message
}
if iter.Err() != nil {
        // handle err
}
Query Calls
iter := client.Calls(
                utwil.From("+15551231234"),
                utwil.StartedAfter("2015-04-01")).Iter()
var call utwil.Call
for iter.Next(&call) {
        // do something with utwil.Call
}
if iter.Err() != nil {
        // handle err
}

Testing

First, populate env vars TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID, TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN, TWILIO_DEFAULT_TO, TWILIO_DEFAULT_FROM. Then run go test and expect many annoyances to TWILIO_DEFAULT_TO:

  • Phone call and second forwarded phone call to the same number
  • One SMS message

Run go test -test.v instead if you want more details to the console.

To do

  • Better testing harness...maybe we can borrow a testing AccountSID/AuthToken pair and commit them to the repo >:)
  • Fetching additional resources from a call/msg such as recording or MMS
  • Tools for responding with TwiML, including changing live call state
  • CRUD for managerial records such as accounts, addresses, phone numbers, queues, SIP, etc
  • More comments in src
  • Investigate STUN, TURN, and ICE offerings

Feel free to request features by opening an issue.

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Last updated on 11 Feb 2016

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