django-iran-sms 1.1.0

Connection with Iranian SMS services for user authentication or sending messages.

Django Iran SMS

Overview

A Django-based SMS integration system for simplifying in-country SMS usage in Iran, leveraging the parsianwebco.ir service with JWT authentication. Developed by the Chelseru team, this package is designed to support additional services in future releases.

Features

• Integration with parsianwebco.ir
• JWT-based authentication using rest_framework_simplejwt
• Scalable and extensible for other SMS providers
• Easy installation and configuration

Installation

Prerequisites

• Python 3.11
• Django 5.1 or higher

Installation via pip

pip install django-iran-sms

Configuration

In your Django project's settings.py, add the following parameters:

settings.py

INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'drfiransms', # When used in DRF.

]

DJANGO_IRAN_SMS = {
    'AUTHENTICATION': 'rest_framework_simplejwt',  # Specify the authentication method
    'SMS_BACKEND': 'PARSIAN_WEBCO_IR',  # Set the SMS provider backend
    'OTP_CODE': {
        'LENGTH': 8,  # Default length of OTP code = 6
        'EXPIRE_PER_MINUTES': 4,  # Default expiration time per minutes = 2
    },
    'PARSIAN_WEBCO_IR': {
        'API_KEY': 'API_KEY obtained from sms.parsianwebco.ir',  # API key from the SMS provider
        'TEMPLATES': {
            'OTP_CODE': 1,  # Template ID for OTP code
        }
    }
}

Usage

URL Configuration

In your urls.py, include the following views:

• OTPCodeSend: For sending OTP codes.
• Authentication: For handling authentication and optional registration.
• MessageSend: For sending Messages.

urls.py

from drfiransms.views import OTPCodeSend, Authentication, MessageSend

urlpatterns += [
    path('lur/send-code/', OTPCodeSend.as_view(), name='send_code'),  # Endpoint to send OTP code
    path('lur/authentication/', Authentication.as_view(), name='authentication'),  # Endpoint for authentication
    path('lur/send-message/', MessageSend.as_view(), name='send_message'),  # Endpoint to send a message
]

Sending Verification Code via API

To send a POST request for receiving a verification code for a mobile number, use the following structure:

curl -X POST https://djangoiransms.chelseru.com/lur/send-code/ \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d '{
           "mobile_number": "09123456789"
         }'

curl -X POST https://djangoiransms.chelseru.com/lur/authentication/ \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d '{
           "mobile_number": "09123456789",
           "code": "108117114"
         }'

curl -X POST https://djangoiransms.chelseru.com/lur/send-message/ \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d '{
           "mobile_number": "09123456789",
           "message_text": "hello luristan."
         }'

User Table

This package automatically creates a User table in the Django admin with two fields:

• mobile: Stores the user's mobile number.
• user: A one-to-one relationship with Django's default User model.

OTP Code Table

This package automatically creates an OTP Code table in the Django admin with two fields:

• mobile: Stores the user's mobile number.
• code: Stores the OTP Code.

JWT Authentication

This package supports JWT authentication using the rest_framework_simplejwt package. The system is compatible with this authentication method for secure communication with the SMS gateway. Other authentication and login methods are currently under development.

Future Plans

• Support for additional SMS providers.
• Enhanced error handling.
• Rate limiting and monitoring.
• Contribution

Contributions are welcome! Please submit pull requests or report issues on the GitHub repository.

License

MIT License