Hertz::Twilio
This is a Hertz courier for sending notifications to your users via SMS by leveraging the Twilio API.
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'hertz-twilio'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install hertz-twilio
Then, run the installer generator:
$ rails g hertz:twilio:install
The courier will use ActiveJob to asynchronously deliver the text messages, so make sure that you're
executing background jobs with some adapter (inline
will work, even though it's not recommended).
Jobs are pushed to the default
queue.
Finally, you will have to expose a #hertz_phone_number
method in your receiver class:
class User
include Hertz::Notifiable
def hertz_phone_number
phone_number
end
end
If #hertz_phone_number
returns an empty value (i.e. false
, nil
or an empty string) at the time
the job is executed, the notification will not be delivered. This allows you to programmatically
enable/disable SMS notifications for a user:
class User
include Hertz::Notifiable
def hertz_phone_number
phone_number if phone_number_verified?
end
end
Usage
All you need to do in order to start delivering notifications by SMS is add twilio
to the
notification's #deliver_by
statement and provide an SMS body:
class CommentNotification < Hertz::Notification
deliver_by :twilio
def sms_body
'You received a new comment!'
end
end
All CommentNotification
s will now be delivered by SMS! :)
NOTE: This courier uses the deliveries API to prevent double deliveries.
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/aldesantis/hertz-twilio.
License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
To do
- Allow changing the job's queue