ActieSmsc

This gem implements SMSC service API and based on this library: https://smsc.ru/api/code/libraries/http_smtp/ruby/

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'actie_smsc'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install actie_smsc

To change the configuration, create the file config/initializers/actie_smsc.rb in your project. Like shown in example:

ActieSmsc.configure do |config|
  config.login = ENV.fetch('SMSC_LOGIN')
  config.password = ENV.fetch('SMSC_PASSWORD')
  config.charset = 'windows-1251'
end

There are two required parameters: login and password.

The full parameters list for configuration with default values:

use_post = true # Use POST request instead of GET
use_https = true # Use HTTPS request instead of HTTP
charset = 'utf-8' # valid charsets are: utf-8, koi8-r and windows-1251
debug = false
logger = Logger.new($stdout)

There are four public methods for different API endpoints. Each method returns a result hash, or number (balance). In case of invalid response SmscError will be raised with error code in message.

ActieSmsc.send_sms(phones, message, translit: 0, time: nil, id: 0, format: nil, sender: nil, fmt: 1, query_params: {})

The required parameters are: phones - array or string separated by commas and message as string. Other parameters have default values and described in SMSC library.

• translit - transliterate message text. Values:1,2 or 0
• time - delivery time (could be a Time, Date, DateTime object, or a string). There are several string formats: +m (e.g. +10) - Send the message 10 minutes later. h1-h2 (e.g. 9-20) - Message can be sent only in the period from 9 am to 20 pm. If it's too late, it'll be sent next day. DDMMYYhhmm - string format for the exact time, it's also used for a Time object. 0ts (e.g. 01568230028) - UNIX time format with a 0 as a prefix.
• id - message id. Value - integer from 1 to 2147483647.
• format - message format. Values: [:flash, :push, :hlr, :bin, :bin_hex, :ping, :mms, :mail, :call, :viber, :soc]
• sender - Sender name. To disable default name use empty line, or '.'
• query - hash with additional parameters which will be added to the request (e.g. { valid: '01:00', maxsms: 3, tz: 2 })

Method returns result hash:

{ id: 7600, cnt: 1, cost: 12.32, balance: 1234.12 }

ActieSmsc.sms_cost(phones, message, translit: 0, format: nil, sender: nil, fmt: 1, query_params: {})

This method checks the message cost. It receives the same parameters as send_sms method.

Returns the result hash:

{ cost: 12.32, cnt: 2 }

ActieSmsc.status(id, phone, all: false, fmt: 1)

Returns the delivery status for exact message and exact phone. Receives the message ID and phone number. The additional parameter all used to increase the number of returned values.

Returns the result hash:

{ status: 1, change_time: 2019-09-08 15:00:00 +0300, error_code: 0 }

If parameter all changed to true, result hash will additionaly include values:

{
  send_time:      2019-09-08 15:00:00 +0300,
  phone:          '+71234567890',
  cost:           2.12,
  sender:         'GLOBUS',
  status_message: 'Доставлено',
  message:        'Текст собщения'
}

ActieSmsc.balance(fmt: 1)

This method returns the balance of your SMSC account as float number.

There is poorly described parameter fmt which changes the response format. (You can find description here: https://smsc.ru/api/http/send/sms/).

The default value is 1 - it returns the string with numbers, which then parsed to the result hash.

2 - is an XML response, returned as a string.

3 - json response, returned as parsed hash.

0 - another form of string response (OK - 1 SMS, ID - 1234).

Formats 2 and 3 are usefull for the debugging. Because you can find more detaild error descriptions:

{"error"=>"duplicate request, wait a minute", "error_code"=>9}

Additionaly you can use fmt: :response to get the full Faraday::Response object.

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/actie/actie_smsc. T

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.