smsframework-vianett 0.0.2.post0

SMS framework: Vianett provider

SMSframework Vianett Provider

Vianett Provider for smsframework.

You need an account with "SMS Server" service set up. You'll need the following configuration: username, password.

Installation

Install from pypi:

$ pip install smsframework_vianett

To receive SMS messages, you need to ensure that Flask microframework is also installed:

$ pip install smsframework_vianett[receiver]

Initialization

from smsframework import Gateway
from smsframework_vianett import VianettProvider

gateway = Gateway()
gateway.add_provider('vianett', VianettProvider,
    user='kolypto',
    password='123',
    https=False,
    use_prefix=True
)

Config

Source: /smsframework_vianett/provider.py

• user: str: Account username

• password: str: Account password

• https: bool: Use HTTPS for outgoing messages? Default: False

• use_prefix: bool: Do you use prefixes for incoming messages?

  Stupidly, Vianett splits all incoming messages by space, and the first part goes to 'Prefix'. If you do not use prefixes, this can be very annoying! Set False: then, the whole message contents goes to 'body'.

Sending Parameters

Provider-specific sending params: None

Additional Information

OutgoingMessage.meta

None.

IncomingMessage.meta

• prefix: str: The first word in the message (keyword).
• retrycount: int: How many times the message has tried to be delivered.
• operator: int: The operator ID.
• replypathid: int: Only used for two-way dialogue, default 0.

MessageStatus.meta

... Tons of stupid, unpredictable fields

Receivers

Source: /smsframework_vianett/receiver.py

Message Receiver: /im

Go to Configuration > Connections, click 'Change'. Put the message receiver URL into "HTTP url" field.

Message Receiver URL: <provider-name>/im

Status Receiver: /status

Go to Configuration > Connections, click 'Change'. Put the message receiver URL into "HTTP Status url" field.

Status Receiver URL: <provider-name>/status