Getting Started

You should be register in SMSC and then get an alias and apikey.

Install

pip install smsc-python

Usage

Create an instance

from smsc import SMSC
sms = SMSC(alias='your_alias', apikey='your_api_key')

Send an SMS

result = sms.send(area_code='123', local_number='4567890', msj='Hello world!')

SMS sents

result = sms.sent()

SMS recieved

result = sms.received()

Get status

result = sms.status()

Get balance

result = sms.balance()

Cancel queue SMS

result = sms.cancel_queue()

All results return an JSON with the keys 'code', 'message', 'data'

Exceptions

from smsc.exceptions import AreaCodeSMSCError, LocalNumberSMSCError, PhoneNumberLongSMSCError
try:
  result = sms.send(area_code='123', local_number='4567890', msj='Hello world!')
except AreaCodeSMSCError:
  ...
except LocalNumberSMSCError:
  ...
except PhoneNumberLongSMSCError:
  ...

Utils

from smsc.utils import sms_is_limited, sms_length, sms_rest, sms_parse

sms_is_limited('abc') # return False
sms_is_limited('abcñ') # return True

sms_length('abc') # return 3, 160
sms_length('abcñ') # return 4, 70

sms_rest('abc') # return 157
sms_rest('abcñ') # return 66

sms_parse('long_text...') # return [['first_sms'], ['second_sms'], ...]

Validations

from smsc.validations import validate_area_code, validate_local_number, validate_length_phone_number

validate_area_code('1324') # return True
validate_area_code('132456') # return False

validate_local_number('567890') # return True
validate_local_number('1234') # return False

validate_length_phone_number('1234567890') # return True
validate_length_phone_number('12345678') # return False

Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/joaquinmoine/smsc-python/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.