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oursms py:

a oursms Library in python

Installation:

Get the project useing pip

pip3 install oursms_py

Usage/Examples:

First you must import the lib

from oursms_py import *

then you create a client with your api credentials

client = Client(<USER-ID>, <API-KEY>)

Then you can send messages as follows

Normal Message:

msg=client.send_msg(<MOBILE-NUMBER, <MESSAGE-TEXT>)
if type(msg)==nan:
  print("cant send")

#store message id to check status later if you want

OTP Message:

Here you send the otp as an integer and the api takes care of appending it to a message body

msg=client.send_otp(<MOBILE-NUMBER, <OTP_NUMBER>)
if type(msg)==nan:
  print("cant send")

Message Status:

messageStatus = client.msg_status(<MESSAGE-ID>)
#This json List typically contains only one element

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