This is a command line utility for sending short messages with the help of the HTML API of different providers. Now sending a SMS is as far as typing: ::
send dude "Hey Dude!"
At the first start an example configuration file at the path
~/.config/smsl.json will be created which must be adapted.
You can add profiles, contacts, and a csv file which will additionally
be searched for contacts. All contacts are shared between the profiles.
You need to be registered at a provider which provides the HTML API. The tool
creates a link like https://www.x.com/sendsms?user={user}&pw={pw}&to={to}& from={from}&text={text} which will be sent to the provider.
Give your thumb a break! ;)
pip install smsl orpython setup.py installTry send -h.
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Send command-line SMS via HTML API
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