rapidsms-twilio
Twilio backend for the RapidSMS project. Uses python-twilio to communicate with Twilio.
Features
Incoming (MO) and Outgoing (MT) SMS support.
Support for Twilio’s status callback
Requirements
Python 2.7 or Python 3.3+
Django 1.7+
RapidSMS v0.18.0+
Future versions: We currently support Django 1.8 with no pending deprecation warnings in our 1.0 release. We expect each future point release to similarly support the next version of Django, so our 1.1 release would support Django 1.9 with no pending deprecation warnings. Support for older Django versions may be dropped when the period of ‘mainstream support’ expires. See Django’s supported versions documentation for those timelines.
Installation
rapidsms-twilio requires Django >= 1.7 and Python >= 2.7.
To install from PyPi:
pip install rapidsms-twilio
Documentation
Documentation on using rapidsms-twilio is available on Read The Docs.
License
rapidsms-twilio is released under the BSD License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Contributing
If you think you’ve found a bug or are interested in contributing to this project check out rapidsms-twilio on Github.
Development by Caktus Consulting Group.
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