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rsf-smsable
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a module for exposing a very super simple API for sending/receiving texts as an eventemitter
A class that can send and receive text messages via twilio, that has a clean and simple speak/listen API.
In order to make this work, not only do you need to set up a twilio account, and number, but you also need to use an ngrok tunnel to your temp server, to receive webhook events. It is possible to do free of charge testing with Twilio, it just appends a little message into the text messages that it sends, which is fine for testing. This is all explained here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/sms/quickstart/node#sign-up-for-twilio-and-get-a-twilio-phone-number
npm install --save rsf-smsable
You must be running an instance of rsf-twilio-bot to connect to via websockets in order for the following to work.
const { init, shutdown, Smsable } = require('rsf-smsable')
const config = {
socketUrl: 'ws://localhost:3022'
}
init(config).then(() => {
const person = new Smsable('+12223334444')
// log anything that we hear from them
person.listen(console.log)
person.speak('hello!')
// after 5 seconds, shutdown/disconnect
// person methods will no longer work, or be fired
setTimeout(() => {
shutdown()
}, 5000)
})
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a module for exposing a very super simple API for sending/receiving texts as an eventemitter
We found that rsf-smsable 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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