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github.com/boatilus/fox
A simple, dependency-free Go client for the Twilio programmatic fax API.
fox seeks to implement all the functions associated with Twilio's "Faxes" endpoint, but to keep the library tight, does not facilitate, for example, E.164 phone number parsing and validation, or handling Twilio status callbacks.
To get started, construct a new Client
with your Twilio account SID and auth token:
c := fox.NewClient("YOUR_TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID", "YOUR_TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN")
Optionally, you can also pass a pointer to a SendOptions
object to NewClient
to specify custom
send options (to, for example, tell Twilio not to store fax media):
opts := SendOpts{StoreMedia: false}
c := fox.NewClient("YOUR_TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID", "YOUR_TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN", &opts)
The Cancel
, Delete
, Get
, List
and Send
methods on the returned Client
are used to make the API calls as described by Twilio's API reference. For example, to retrieve a fax's data by its SID:
res, _ := c.Get("FXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
First, grab the testify package:
go get -u github.com/stretchr/testify
Then, run the tests (the -v
flag specifies verbose output):
go test -v
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