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infobip-api-python-sdk

Python sdk for Infobip's API

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Infobip API Python SDK

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Client SDK to use the Infobip API with Python.

This package enables you to use multiple Infobip communication channels, like SMS, MMS, WhatsApp, Email, etc.


📡 Supported APIs

The following communication channels are supported:

The following platform management APIs are supported:

More APIs to be added in the near future.

🔐 Authentication

Currently, infobip-api-python-sdk only supports API Key authentication, and the key needs to be passed during client creation. This will most likely change with future versions, once more authentication methods are included.

📦 Installation

To install infobip SDK you will need to run:

pip install infobip-api-python-sdk

Details of the package can be found in the PyPI page.

🚀 Usage

Code Example

To use the package you'll need an Infobip account. If you don't already have one, you can create a free trial account here.

In this example, we will show how to send a WhatsApp text message. Other channels can be used in a similar way. The first step is to import the necessary channel, in this case WhatsApp channel.

from infobip_channels.whatsapp.channel import WhatsAppChannel

Now you can create instance of WhatsAppChannel with your base_url and api_key.

c = WhatsAppChannel.from_auth_params({
    "base_url": "<your_base_url>",
    "api_key": "<your_api_key>"
})

Alternatively, you can create the instance from the environment, having the IB_BASE_URL and IB_API_KEY variables set, like this:

c = WhatsAppChannel.from_env()

After that you can access all the methods from WhatsAppChannel. To send text message you can use send_text_message method and add correct payload:

response = c.send_text_message(
    {
      "from": "<WhatsApp sender number from your Infobib account>",
      "to": "<Number that will receive WhatsApp message>",
      "messageId": "a28dd97c-1ffb-4fcf-99f1-0b557ed381da",
      "content": {
        "text": "Some text"
      },
      "callbackData": "Callback data",
      "notifyUrl": "https://www.example.com/whatsapp"
    }
)

Samples

We are adding samples in the samples folder, which you can use as a reference on how to use the SDK with real payloads.

🗒️ Notes

For infobip-api-python-sdk versioning we use Semantic Versioning scheme.

Python 3.6 is the minimum supported version by this library.

🧡 Want to help and improve this open-source SDK?

Check out our contributing guide and code of conduct.

⚖️ License

This library is distributed under the MIT license found in the License.

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