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homebridge-twilio-sms-cooloff
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Homebridge plugin to send SMSes with a static message using Twilio api (paid service) - with cooloff
Homebridge plugin to send SMSes with static text. This plugin uses Twilio api, which is a paid service at a fair price - www.Twilio.com.
Very good use for homekit alarms and sensor, you can set an automation to SMS your phone if your alarm is triggered, there is a water leak or smoke detected.
To use this plugin, you need to signup to their website and get a phone number from their service it will use you in the config as twilioNumber.
the accountSid and authToken can be retrieved from https://www.twilio.com/console/account/settings
After you set all of those, you can move forward to installing the plugin on homebridge.
Config.json sample:
"accessories": [
{
"accessory": "Twilio",
"name": "SMS Lottie",
"accountSid": "4352435f45f423456d652643dxre",
"authToken": "RVGH54CG45G5TG354GRT45T45G4G",
"messageBody": "The dehumidifier is full",
"toNumbers": ["+445287563029", "+445287563483"],
"twilioNumber": "+445287562349",
"automaticallySwitchOff": true ,
"cooloff_milliseconds": 10000
}
]
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Homebridge plugin to send SMSes with a static message using Twilio api (paid service) - with cooloff
We found that homebridge-twilio-sms-cooloff demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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