django-sms-package 1.0

Quick start

1. Add “smsapp” to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

   INSTALLED_APPS = [
       ...,
       "smsapp",
   ]

2. Include the apps URLconf in your project urls.py like this:

   path("smsadmin/", include("smsapp.urls")),

3. Run python manage.py migrate to create the polls models.

4. Use the provided API to send SMS messages. The package abstracts away the complexities of interacting with different provider APIs:

   from .settings import AFRICAS_USERNAME, AFRICAS_API_KEY, SENDER_ID, KMI_ACCESS_KEY, KMI_SECRET_KEY, GEEZ_TOKEN, JAK_USERNAME, JAK_PASSWORD
   
   from smsapp.providers.kmi_sms import KmiSms
   from smsapp.providers.africastalking_sms import AfricasTalkingSms
   from smsapp.providers.jak_sms import JakSms
   from smsapp.providers.geez_sms import GeezSms
   
   from smsapp.utils import send_and_save_sms
   
   providers = [
       KmiSms(access_key=KMI_ACCESS_KEY, secret_key=KMI_SECRET_KEY, sender_id=SENDER_ID, callback_url="https://ad04-196-188-55-159.ngrok-free.app/sms_callback"),
       AfricasTalkingSms(username=AFRICAS_USERNAME, api_key=AFRICAS_API_KEY, sender_id=SENDER_ID),
       JakSms(username=JAK_USERNAME, password=JAK_PASSWORD),
       GeezSms(GEEZ_TOKEN),
   ]
   
   def send_sms(phone, message):
       send_and_save_sms(phone, message, providers)
   # Then you can use this api to send your sms messages
   ``

4. Start the development server and visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/smsadmin/ to see an sms statistics dashboard.