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smsctl

smsctl is a command-line tool designed for managing and automating SMS tasks, devices, projects, groups, chat/conversation records, and more. The CLI is flexible, allowing for quick integration into your workflows.

Features

  • Management For Device: List and allocate devices to projects or groups, register new devices, etc.
  • Management For Project & Group: Create, list, update, or delete projects and groups.
  • Management For Task: Create, list, upload/download task files, and manage SMS record history.
  • Management For Conversation: View, list, and reply to chat logs across different projects.

Installation

Install smsctl from PyPI using:

pip install smsctl

This will provide the smsctl command-line interface.

Quick Usage

After installation, run:

smsctl --help

This displays available commands and options. You can also check individual commands:

smsctl <command> --help

For example:

smsctl list-device --help

Command Overview (Tables)

Below are summary tables of the smsctl commands grouped by functionality.

Refer to Commands in Detail for a more comprehensive breakdown.

Device Commands

Command Description Key Options
list-device Lists all devices (main user) --page (default 1)
sub-list-device Lists devices for a sub-user --sub-user-id, --page
register-device Registers a new device (No parameters yet.)
fetch-device-task Fetches tasks assigned to a device (No parameters yet.)
report-task-result Reports results of a device task (No parameters yet.)
report-receive-content Reports received content (e.g., incoming SMS) (No parameters yet.)

Project Commands

Command Description Key Options
list-project Lists all projects --page (default 1)
create-project Creates a new project --project-name, --note
delete-project Deletes a project (No parameters yet.)
update-project Updates a project (No parameters yet.)
allocate-device-to-project Allocates a device to a project --device-id, --project-id

Task Commands

Command Description Key Options
create-task Creates a new task (sub-user context) --sub-user-id, --file, --task-name, --group-id, --interval-time, --timing-start-time
delete-task Deletes a task (No parameters yet.)
list-tasks Lists tasks for the main user --page (default 1)
sub-list-tasks Lists tasks for a specific sub-user --sub-user-id, --page
download-task Downloads a task’s file by filename --file-name
list-task-record Lists SMS records for the main user --page (default 1)
sub-list-task-record Lists SMS records for a specific sub-user --sub-user-id, --page

Group Commands

Command Description Key Options
list-groups Lists all groups for a sub-user --sub-user-id
create-group Creates a new group in a specific project (sub-user context) --sub-user-id, --project-id, --group-name
allocate-device-to-group Allocates a device to a group (sub-user context) --sub-user-id, --group-id, --device-id
update-group Updates an existing group (No parameters yet.)
delete-group Deletes an existing group (No parameters yet.)

Chat Commands

Command Description Key Options
list-chats Lists conversation records for a project --project-id, --page (default 1)
sub-list-chats Lists conversation records for a sub-user in a project --project-id, --sub-user-id, --page (default 1)
view-chat Views a specific chat log --chat-log-id
reply-chat Replies to a specific chat log --chat-log-id, --text

Commands in Detail

Below, you’ll find more detailed usage information for each command. Use the --help option to see all parameters and their defaults.

Device Commands

list-device

smsctl list-device [OPTIONS]
Options:  
•   -p, --page: Page number for the listing. Defaults to 1.

list-device

smsctl sub-list-device --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required. ID of the sub-user.

register-device

smsctl register-device
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

fetch-device-task

smsctl fetch-device-task
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

report-task-result

smsctl report-task-result
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

report-receive-content

smsctl report-receive-content
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

Project Commands

list-project

smsctl list-project [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).

create-project

smsctl create-project --project-name <NAME> [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-project-name, --project-name: Required. Name of the project.
•	-note, --note: Optional note (default: Create By (sms cli)).

delete-project

smsctl delete-project
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

update-project

smsctl update-project
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

allocate-device-to-project

smsctl allocate-device-to-project --device-id <DEVICE_ID> --project-id <PROJECT_ID>
Options:
•	-device-id, --device-id: Required. The device ID.
•	-project-id, --project-id: Required. The project ID.

Task Commands

create-task

smsctl create-task \
  --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> \
  --file <FILE_PATH> \
  --task-name <TASK_NAME> \
  --group-id <GROUP_ID> \
  [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required. Sub-user ID.
•	-f, --file: Required. Path to the file for the task.
•	-task-name, --task-name: Required. Name of the task.
•	-group-id, --group-id: Required. Group ID for the task.
•	-interval-time, --interval-time: Interval in seconds (default: 1).
•	-timing-start-time, --timing-start-time: Start time (default: current time).

delete-task

smsctl delete-task
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

list-tasks

smsctl list-tasks [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).

sub-list-tasks

smsctl sub-list-tasks --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required.

download-task

smsctl download-task --file-name <FILE_NAME>
Options:
•	-file-name, --file-name: Required. The name of the task file to download.

list-task-record

smsctl list-task-record [OPTIONS]
•	Options:
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).

sub-list-task-record

smsctl sub-list-task-record --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required.

Group Commands

list-groups

smsctl list-groups --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID>
Options:
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required.

create-group

smsctl create-group \
  --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> \
  --project-id <PROJECT_ID> \
  --group-name <GROUP_NAME>
Options:
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required.
•	-project-id, --project-id: Required.
•	-group-name, --group-name: Required.

allocate-device-to-group

smsctl allocate-device-to-group \
  --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> \
  --group-id <GROUP_ID> \
  --device-id <DEVICE_ID>
Options:
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required.
•	-group-id, --group-id: Required.
•	-device-id, --device-id: Required.

update-group

smsctl update-group
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

delete-group

smsctl delete-group
•	(Placeholder - no options yet.)

Chat Commands

list-chats

smsctl list-chats --project-id <PROJECT_ID> [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-project-id, --project-id: Required.
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).

sub-list-chats

smsctl sub-list-chats --project-id <PROJECT_ID> --sub-user-id <SUB_USER_ID> [OPTIONS]
Options:
•	-project-id, --project-id: Required.
•	-sub-user-id, --sub-user-id: Required.
•	-p, --page: Page number (default: 1).

view-chat

smsctl view-chat --chat-log-id <CHAT_LOG_ID>
Options:
•	-chat-log-id, --chat-log-id: Required.

reply-chat

smsctl reply-chat --chat-log-id <CHAT_LOG_ID> --text <REPLY_TEXT>
Options:
•	-chat-log-id, --chat-log-id: Required.
•	-text, --text: Required.

Examples

List all devices on page 2:

smsctl list-device --page 2

Create a new project:

smsctl create-project --project-name "MyNewProject"

Allocate device 101 to project 10:

smsctl allocate-device-to-project --device-id 101 --project-id 10

Create a new task:

smsctl create-task \
  --sub-user-id 5 \
  --file /path/to/tasks/data.json \
  --task-name "BulkSMS" \
  --group-id 42 \
  --interval-time 5 \
  --timing-start-time 1672531200

Reply to chat log #200:

smsctl reply-chat --chat-log-id 200 --text "Thanks for your message!"

Contributing

  • Fork the repository.
  • Create a feature branch:
git checkout -b feature/awesome-feature
  • Commit your changes:
git commit -am "Add new feature"
  • Push to your branch:
git push origin feature/awesome-feature
  • Create a Pull Request.

All contributions (issues, PRs, feature requests) are welcome!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact • GitHub Issues: Open an Issue • Email: yinhaozheng77625961@gmail.com

Thank you for using smsctl!

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