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I'm looking to build with Twilio's IP Messaging APIs using a cross mobile framework like React Native or Ionic. My question is - is this a sane request? I see that Twilio has a Javascript library that I plan to use. Examples of successes/failures would also help. My overall goal is to build in simple chat rooms cross platform. If anyone else found their way here from a Google search, I recently released the code I developed to implement IP Messaging on React Native for my org. You can check it out at on GitHub: react-native-twilio-ip-messaging . It currently supports iOS with Android still in

I need a step by step guide on configuring Twilio Elastic SIP Trunk on my Vicidial Server. I've been working it out for days now. Still can't make an outbound call. My account on twilio is still a trial account. thank you guys. :( From vicidial admin panel, go to Admin >> Carriers Add a new carrier named "myname" **Replace "myname" with whatever you like but keep it consistent throughout the config. Anywhere you see "myname" replace it with the same value. In the account entry section use this template: Account Entry: [myname] type=peer secret=mypassword ;if you created a Credentials list in

What I did so far: I am pretty familiar with CI, but new to composer and the twilio SDK. Reading some tutorials and docs I managed to install composer and the twilio package. However the /vendor folder is parallel to my CI installation: /var/www/html/ - application - system - vendor I have therefore edited the config.php setting the path like this: $config['composer_autoload'] = '/var/www/html/vendor/autoload.php'; In my controller tried to use the SDK as documented in the Twilio SDK: <?php defined('BASEPATH') OR exit('No direct script access allowed'); class Test extends CI_Controller { use

I'm new to Twilio. I'm attempting to forward an SMS to an email address using this tutorial: https://www.twilio.com/blog/2017/07/forward-incoming-sms-messages-to-email-with-node-js-sendgrid-and-twilio-functions.html I feel certain I've done everything it says to do, but I get an error 11200 HTTP retrieval failure every time, with these details: { "message": "Cannot find module 'got'", "name": "Error", "stack": "Error: Cannot find module 'got'\n at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:547:15)\n at Function.Module._load (module.js:474:25)\n at Module.require (module.js:596:17)\n at Module

We're using both DocuSign's API which requires the signed version of RestSharp, and we're looking to integrate Twilio which requires the unsigned version. I've spent a bit of time trying to get both DLLs to resolve for each of their dependencies, and haven't had any luck. At this point, I'm hoping there's a way to use the signed RestSharp dll with Twilio. Has anyone had any experience with this before? When I attempt to remove the unsigned RestSharp, my DocuSign code works fine, but now TwilioRestClient is unable to resolve the dependencies. Both libraries are 105.2.3.0. An exception of type

I'm building an SMS-enabled app that allows the user to communicate with an external contact. As incoming messages arrive, I save them to my database so that they can be displayed in the app. In testing, everything is working great for one-off messages, but I'm having trouble with messages longer than 160 characters, which are actually broken up into multiple messages. When an incoming message comes in via SMS, I'm checking whether we already got a message from that number within the past few seconds. If we have, I append to the existing record in my DB, rather than saving a new record. //

Currently using Twilio TaskRouter to build a telephony call center to route the calls. My target was: When a task kept pending for a certain time(i.e: no workers are available for reservation), redirect it to voicemail When a task is reserved but the the worker didn't response to it, redirect it to voicemail My Current Implementation was: Specify both task timeout and reservation timeout When task timeout / reservation timeout callback is triggered, query the Redirect Instruction reservation api to redirect it to a TwiML of recording voicemail. But the problem was: When a task is in pending

1.) User sends a text message to a designated Twilio phone number 2.) Application receives this message and parses it for actionable data 3.) Application replies to sender with a text message delivering the requested information How the heck do I do this with rails?! Carter Rabasa Assuming your business logic doesn't take that long to execute, it's pretty simple to process a text and send a response. Here are the core steps: Grab the twilio-ruby helper library. Point your SMS Url to the Rails controller/action you'd like to invoke Process the incoming request & execute your business logic