Unimatrix Ruby SDK

The Unimatrix Ruby SDK provides convenient access to integrate communication capabilities into your Ruby applications using the Unimatrix HTTP API. The SDK provides support for sending SMS, 2FA verification, and phone number lookup.

Before you begin, you need an Unimatrix account. If you don't have one yet, you can sign up for an Unimatrix account and get free credits to get you started.

Check out the documentation at unimtx.com/docs for a quick overview.

The recommended way to install the Unimatrix SDK for Ruby is to use the gem package manager, which is available on RubyGems.

Run the following command to add uni-sdk as a dependency to your project:

gem install uni-sdk

If you are installing via Bundler, add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'uni-sdk'

The following example shows how to use the Unimatrix Ruby SDK to interact with Unimatrix services.

require 'uni-sdk'

client = Uni::Client.new('your access key id', 'your access key secret')

or you can configure your credentials by environment variables:

export UNIMTX_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_access_key_id
export UNIMTX_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET=your_access_key_secret

Send a text message to a single recipient.

require 'uni-sdk'

client = Uni::Client.new()

begin
  resp = client.messages.send({
    to: '+1206880xxxx', # in E.164 format
    text: 'Your verification code is 2048.'
  })
  puts resp.data
rescue Uni::UniError => e
  puts 'Exception: ' + e.message
end

Send a one-time passcode (OTP) to a recipient. The following example will send a automatically generated verification code to the user.

require 'uni-sdk'

client = Uni::Client.new()

resp = client.otp.send({
  to: '+1206880xxxx'
})
puts resp.data

Verify the one-time passcode (OTP) that a user provided. The following example will check whether the user-provided verification code is correct.

require 'uni-sdk'

client = Uni::Client.new()

resp = client.otp.verify({
  to: '+1206880xxxx',
  code: '123456' # the code user provided
})
puts resp.valid

To find Unimatrix SDKs in other programming languages, check out the list below:

• Java
• Go
• Node.js
• Python
• PHP
• .NET

This library is released under the MIT License.