Simple gem for sending SMS
$ gem install textr
$ git clone http://github.com/forrestgrant/textr
$ cd textr
$ rake build
$ rake install
You can use textr with an ActiveRecord model, standalone, or on any object.
Just add extends_textr to your model.
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
extends_textr
end
You can then send an SMS like this
User.first.send_notification :carrier => 'att', :body => 'Hello World!'
Your model must have a phone attribute. If you wish to change this to something else (like number for example), simply pass it like this extends_textr :number
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
extends_textr :number
end
Or you can override the phone attribute
>> User.first.send_notification :number => '098-765-4321', :carrier => 'att', :body => 'Hello World!'
Simply call Textr.send_sms and pass the number with the hash.
$ rails c
>> Textr.send_sms :number => '123-456-7890', :body => 'Hello World!', :carrier => 'att'
=> #<Mail::Message:12345>
textr relies on Pony (https://github.com/benprew/pony) for mail transport which uses /usr/sbin/sendmail to send mail if it is available, otherwise it uses SMTP to localhost. To add custom SMTP config
$ rake textr:config:smtp
This will generate config/textr_smtp.yml, add your custom SMTP settings
development:
protocol: smtp
from: email@example.com
address: smtp.yourserver.com
port: 25
ssl: true
username: user
password: password
authentication: plain
domain: localhost.localdomain
test:
protocol: smtp
from: email@example.com
address: smtp.yourserver.com
port: 25
ssl: true
username: user
password: password
authentication: plain
domain: localhost.localdomain
production:
protocol: smtp
from: email@example.com
address: smtp.yourserver.com
port: 25
ssl: true
username: user
password: password
authentication: plain
domain: localhost.localdomain