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Access the Nuntium API in Ruby.
gem install nuntium_api
gem 'nuntium_api'
require 'rubygems'
require 'nuntium'
api = Nuntium.new "service_url", "account_name", "application_name", "application_password"
message = {
:from => "sms://1234",
:to => "sms://5678",
:body => "Hello Nuntium!",
}
# Send an Application Originated message.
response = api.send_ao message
# Can also send many messages at once
messages = [{:to => "sms://1", :body => 'One'}, {:to => "sms://2", :body => 'Two'}]
response = api.send_ao messages
# Simulate sending and get a list of candidate channels
api.get_candidate_channels_for_ao message
# Get all countries
countries = api.countries
# Get all carriers that belong to a specific country
carriers = api.carriers countries[0].iso2
# Get all channels
channels = api.channels
# Create a channel
api.create_channel {
:name => "my_channel",
:kind => "clickatell",
:protocol => "sms",
:direction =>"bidirectional",
:enabled => true,
:priority => 10,
:configuration => {:password => "secret"}
}
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