sms91-sms-otp
This a tiny library for sending sms and otp using sms91.
Basic usage
You could simply send a message, OTP and verify otp.
from sms91.sendsms import SMSClient
cli = SMSClient()
#initializing app
# get this key from https://msg91.com
key = "31*****************P1"
# sender can be of anything in the length of 6. in inbox it will be "AX-TESTIN".
sender = "TESTIN"
# [optional] no.of char in otp. minimum 4 char
otp_size = 6
cli.initialize(key,sender,otp_size)
#send sms
#phno list should have 10 digit indian numbers.
phno = ["98XXXXXXX0,'77XXXXXXXX5"]
message = "hi! this is a test message"
cli.sendMessgae(message,phno)
#send otp
phno = ["98XXXXXXX0,'77XXXXXXXX5"]
cli.sendOtp(phno)
Yes, it is as simple as this.
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