@twilio-labs/dev-phone-ui
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A UI layer for the Twilio Dev Phone.
To use the Dev Phone, you'll need to first have an up-to-date installation of the Twilio CLI, as well as access to a spare Twilio phone number. That means that you'll need an upgraded Twilio account, not a trial account.
Once you've installed the Twilio CLI, you're ready to add the Dev Phone plugin with the following command:
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-dev-phone
Once it's installed, you can run the Dev Phone with the following command:
twilio dev-phone
Check out the Dev Phone documentation to learn more about installing and using the Dev Phone.
Notes for folks working on this plugin are in DEVELOPMENT.md.
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A react-based UI for the Twilio CLI softphone plugin
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