Tools for encoding and decoding GSM SMS PDUs.
Encoding SMS message
encoder = PDUTools::Encoder.new recipient: "+421910100100", message: "This is a message"
pdus = encoder.encode # => [#<PDUTools::PDU:0x007fd5a4a1d908 @pdu_hex="0001000C9124910101100000001154747A0E4ACF416150BB3C9F87CF65">]
in pdus variable is array of PDUs, if the message is too long it is separated to multiple PDUs.
Decoding SMS message
decoder = PDUTools::Decoder.new "0001000C9124910101100000001154747A0E4ACF416150BB3C9F87CF65", :ms_to_sc
message_part = decoder.decode # => #<PDUTools::MessagePart:0x007fd5a503a9f8 @address="+421910100100", @body="This is a message", @timestamp=nil, @validity_period=nil, @user_data_header=nil>
in message_part variable is now MessagePart object which contains information extracted from the PDU, you can check if the message is complete using message_part.complete? to see if message was separated in multiple PDUs using User Data Header.
There is difference when PDU is comming from MS(Mobile Station) to SC(Service Center) or reverse. You need to specify the direction of PDU in decoder's second parameter: :ms_to_sc or :sc_to_ms.
This tool was build with help of this document
- Encoding 7 bit and 16 bit characters
- Decoding 7 bit, 8 bit and 16 bit characters
- Encoding and decoding User Data Header - used for concatenating SMS messages