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A (limited) Python wrapper for Sveve's API
Based on API documentation.
I am in no way affiliated with Sveve and accept no liability for damages caused as a result of using this code.
The client returns a pydantic class that matches the data structure in the API documentation unless a fatal error occurs, in which case it raises a SveveError
with a descriptive error message.
from sveve.client import SveveClient, SveveError
client = SveveClient(user="usr", password="123", default_sender="funbit")
try:
# Sending to one recipient using client's default_sender
client.send_sms(to="12345678", msg="Hello world!")
except SveveError:
print("Something went wrong...")
# Alternatively with multiple recipients
recipients = ["12345001", "12345002", "12345003"]
client.send_sms(to=recipients, msg="Hello world!")
# Or using a custom sender name
client.send_sms(to="12345678", msg="Hello world!", sender="Your Name")
try:
balance = client.remaining_sms()
except SveveError:
print("Something went wrong...")
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A (limited) Python wrapper for Sveve's SMS sending API
We found that Sveve demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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