ExTwilio v0.7.0 ExTwilio.DependentPhoneNumber View Source
Represents an DependentPhoneNumber resource in the Twilio API.
Examples
Since DependentPhoneNumbers are a nested resource in the Twilio API, you must pass in a parent Address SID to all functions in this module.
ExTwilio.DependentPhoneNumber.all(address: "address_sid")
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Functions
Children represent path segments that come after the current resource. For example,
in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users/Active
"Active" is
a child. Children may or may not have a key in the next segment
Parents represent path segments that precede the current resource. For example,
in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users
"Services" is
a parent. Parents will always have a key in the next segment. If your parent is under a
submodule of ExTwilio
, specify your parent using the ExTwilio.Parent
struct
Underscored and lowercased collection name for a given resource.
Delegates the real work to ExTwilio.Api.resource_collection_name/1
by
default
CamelCase resource name as it would be used in Twilio's API. Delegates
the real work to ExTwilio.Api.resource_name/1
by default
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all(options \\ []) View Source
children()
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children() :: list()
children() :: list()
Children represent path segments that come after the current resource. For example,
in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users/Active
"Active" is
a child. Children may or may not have a key in the next segment.
Override this method in your resource to specify children in the order that they will appear in the path.
do_new(struct, list)
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do_new(
%ExTwilio.DependentPhoneNumber{
account_sid: term(),
city: term(),
customer_name: term(),
friendly_name: term(),
iso_country: term(),
postal_code: term(),
region: term(),
sid: term(),
street: term()
},
list()
) :: %ExTwilio.DependentPhoneNumber{
account_sid: term(),
city: term(),
customer_name: term(),
friendly_name: term(),
iso_country: term(),
postal_code: term(),
region: term(),
sid: term(),
street: term()
}
do_new( %ExTwilio.DependentPhoneNumber{ account_sid: term(), city: term(), customer_name: term(), friendly_name: term(), iso_country: term(), postal_code: term(), region: term(), sid: term(), street: term() }, list() ) :: %ExTwilio.DependentPhoneNumber{ account_sid: term(), city: term(), customer_name: term(), friendly_name: term(), iso_country: term(), postal_code: term(), region: term(), sid: term(), street: term() }
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parents()
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parents() :: list()
parents() :: list()
Parents represent path segments that precede the current resource. For example,
in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users
"Services" is
a parent. Parents will always have a key in the next segment. If your parent is under a
submodule of ExTwilio
, specify your parent using the ExTwilio.Parent
struct.
Override this method in your resource to specify parents in the order that they will appear in the path.
resource_collection_name() View Source
Underscored and lowercased collection name for a given resource.
Delegates the real work to ExTwilio.Api.resource_collection_name/1
by
default.
Override in your module after use ExTwilio.Resource
if you need
something different.
resource_name() View Source
CamelCase resource name as it would be used in Twilio's API. Delegates
the real work to ExTwilio.Api.resource_name/1
by default.
Override in your module after use ExTwilio.Resource
if you need
something different.