django-txtlocal

For sending and receiving text messages (SMS) from textlocal.com

Installation

pip install django-txtlocal

Receiving Messages

Add to your urls.py:

url(r'^', include('txtlocal.urls'))

Add to your settings.py:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    'txtlocal',
    ...
)

Run:

python manage.py syncdb

Sending Messages

Add to your settings.py:

TXTLOCAL_USERNAME = Your username with textlocal
TXTLOCAL_PASSWORD = Your password with textlocal
TXTLOCAL_FROM = Word up to 11 characters or number up to 14 digits. String.

You can also set TXTLOCAL_ENDPOINT. This defaults to https://www.txtlocal.com/sendsmspost.php

Infrequently Asked Questions

Why txtlocal, not tExtlocal?

Because textlocal.com used to be txtlocal.co.uk

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