Twilio is a communications services platform based in San Francisco, California. Twilio allows software developers to make and receive phone calls, send and receive text messages, and perform other communications functions programmatically using its Web Services API.
Here are the steps to configure SMS and phone call notifications using Twilio in Ruby on Rails:
Cara Install
gem ‘twilio-ruby’, ‘~>5.14.0’
To install manually via Rubygems
gem install twilio-ruby -v 5.14.0
Token and SID configuration
Create an account on www.twilio.com and once done, enter the Dashboard section, then copy the ACCOUNT SID and AUTH TOKEN.
Enter the previous Token & SID in the method/line of your Ruby code.
require ‘twilio-ruby’
# register your TOKEN/SID hereaccount_sid = ‘Copy your ACCOUNT SID here’auth_token = ‘Copy your AUTH TOKEN here’
# for configuring the Twilio REST API@customer = Twilio::REST::Customer.new(account_sid, auth_token)
After configuring ACCOUNT SID and AUTH TOKEN, you must have a phone number used to make API/SMS calls. To get the phone number, you can go back to the Twilio page, go to the phone numbers and click the “Get your first Twilio number” button
Using the Phone API
Using the API for SMS/Text Messages
PakarPBN
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