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SMS sending api for django

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  1. Create a new project

  2. pip install django-sms-uz==1.0.0, pip install djangorestframework and pip install requests

  3. Add the following to your settings.py file: INSTALLED_APPS = ( … ‘SMS’, … ) SMS_SETTINGS = {“SMS_URL”: “http://91.204.239.44/broker-api/send”,”SMS_LOGIN”: “LOGIN”,”SMS_PASSWORD”: “PASSWORD”} set in your settings.py file

  4. Add the following to your urls.py file:

    path(‘sms/’, include(‘SMS.urls’)),

  5. Run python manage.py migrate to create the database tables

  6. Start your Django development server python manage.py runserver and go to http://localhost:8000/sms/send_sms/

  7. Enter your phone number and message and click send

  8. Check your terminal for a response and Django admin will tell you if it was successful or not

  9. You could use call from SMS.sms_utils import SMS_Sender to get the SMS class and send sms using by the way SMS_Sender(phone_number, message).SendSmsOneContact() it returns a response

  10. Don’t forget to add SMS to your INSTALLED_APPS list and add SMS_SETTINGS = {“SMS_URL”: “http://91.204.239.44/broker-api/send”,”SMS_LOGIN”: “LOGIN”,”SMS_PASSWORD”: “PASSWORD”} set in your settings.py file

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