SmsUp.Sender (sms_up v0.3.1) View Source
SMS sender api that can accept a configurable deliver for sending successfull messages.
Link to this section Summary
Functions
Send a sms with the chosen Sender Module with an international formated number.
Send a sms with the chosen Sender Module with national number and country code.
Link to this section Functions
Specs
send_sms(String.t(), String.t(), Keyword.t()) :: {:error, String.t()} | {:ok, %{body: String.t(), to: String.t()}}
Send a sms with the chosen Sender Module with an international formated number.
Configuration is available as :
config :sms_up, deliver_module: MODULE
MODULE can be:
- SmsUp.Delivery.LoggerDelivery (default)
- SmsUp.Delivery.SmsUpDelivery.
Returns a ok tuple containing the message body and the number for which it was sent to or an error tuple with the reason.
Examples
iex> SmsUp.send_sms("+41765556677", "message", [])
{:ok, %{to: "+41765556677", body: "message", options: []}}
iex> SmsUp.send_sms("Hello", "FR", [])
{:error, "Hello is not a valid number"}
Specs
send_sms(String.t(), String.t(), String.t(), Keyword.t()) :: {:error, String.t()} | {:ok, %{body: String.t(), to: String.t()}}
Send a sms with the chosen Sender Module with national number and country code.
Configuration is available as :
config :sms_up, deliver_module: MODULE
MODULE can be:
- SmsUp.Delivery.LoggerDelivery (default)
- SmsUp.Delivery.SmsUpDelivery.
Returns a ok tuple containing the message body and the number for which it was sent to or an error tuple with the reason.
Examples
iex> SmsUp.send_sms("0765556677", "CH", "message", [])
{:ok, %{to: "+41765556677", body: "message", options: []}}
iex> SmsUp.send_sms("0630772288", "ZZ", "message", [])
{:error, "Invalid country calling code"}
iex> SmsUp.send_sms("Hello", "FR", "message", [])
{:error, "The string supplied did not seem to be a phone number"}