Very simple WebSMS Service

A library for sending web sms via linkmobility

Getting Started

Install the Package

dotnet add package ITSteiger.WebSmsClient --version 1.0.0

It's quiet simple to initalize a WebSms Client, you only need the Api Access Token this token you can get in your link mobility account: https://account.linkmobility.eu

Here is a simple example: It's necessary to pass a HttpClient instance to the WebSmsService constructor.

var httpClient = new HttpClient();
var smsService = new WebSmsService(httpClient, new WebSmsServiceConfiguration
{
ApiUrl = "https://api.linkmobility.eu",
AccessToken = "YOUR TOKEN",
});

var response = await smsService
.SendSmsAsync(new TextMessage("Hello World " + DateTime.Now, ["YOUR NUMBER"]), CancellationToken.None);

AspNetCore Support

For AspNetCore Projects there exist a separate package

Install the Package

dotnet add package ITSteiger.WebSmsClient.AspNetCore --version 8.0.0

Integration

Because the WebSmsService injects a HttpClient through Dependency Injection, it's necessary to register a HttpClient in this scope. Best Practice is regist the HttClient by AddHttpClient()

Please insert this line before you register the WebSmsService

builder.Services.AddHttpClient();

Here you can find, how you can register the WebSmsService, in the following example, the access token was stored in the appsettings.json

builder.Services.AddWebSmsClient(options => options
    .UseAccessToken(builder.Configuration.GetValue<string>("Access_Token")!));

For Example you can inject the IWebSmsService

public class SendSmsCommandHandler(IWebSmsService smsService)()
{

}