TextBelt
Free API for outgoing SMS (by typpo)
Tuber
Peer-to-Peer Video Chat for Corporate LANs (by trailofbits)
TextBelt | Tuber | |
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14 | 1 | |
3,135 | 364 | |
0.9% | - | |
1.8 | 0.0 | |
12 months ago | over 3 years ago | |
JavaScript | JavaScript | |
MIT License | MIT License |
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TextBelt
Posts with mentions or reviews of TextBelt.
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- Send and receive SMS with a clean, simple API
- Send Text Messages via Email
- API to send SMS messages
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Automated texting using google voice?
I doubt you'll find a free SMS texter. Textbelt seems to be low-hassle and open-source. There's an option for standing up your own server to make it "free". I'd look into email options as well. It looks like most carriers support some kind of email-to-text path.
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Ways to code notifications into your Python scripts?
I use paid service textbelt.com (also www.twilio.com is there), they have standard plugin for many languages.
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Elixir and SMS tutorial
# Path: lib/sms_demo/sms_handler.ex defmodule SmsDemo.SmsHandler do use GenServer def send_message(to_phone, message) do GenServer.cast(SmsDemo.SmsHandler, {:send, {to_phone, message}}) end def receive_message(from_phone, message) do GenServer.cast(SmsDemo.SmsHandler, {:receive, {from_phone, message}}) end def start_link(_) do GenServer.start_link(__MODULE__, [], name: __MODULE__) end def init([]) do {:ok, %{}} end def handle_cast({:send, {phone, message}}, state) do textbelt_url = "https://textbelt.com/text" textbelt_key = Application.get_env(:sms_demo, :textbelt_key) replyWebhookUrl = Application.get_env(:sms_demo, :webhook_url) params = %{ phone: phone, message: message, key: textbelt_key, replyWebhookUrl: replyWebhookUrl } HTTPoison.post(textbelt_url, Poison.encode!(params), [{"Content-type", "application/json"}]) {:noreply, state} end def handle_cast({:receive, {phone, message}}, state) do # TODO: Do something with the message {:noreply, state} end end
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Using TextBelt SMS with Elixir
I was recently introduced to the SMS service TextBelt which is a pre-pay and simplified service to provide the ability to send and receive SMS messages from code.
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Does SAAS arbitrage even work?
I was looking into some side project ideas and stumbled upon one called textbelt where the guy uses something like twilio in the backend and sell 10x per SMS. It is kinda arbitrage for SaaS products. This guy is legit and also has 5 to 10K $ per month stripe verified indiehackers project. More over he doesn’t even promote his product and moved on. Yet this is so popular enough to bring in 5k a month. Do you guys think its possible to reinvent something like this and promote to make a worthwhile side project ?
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Free SMS API
You can look into this: https://github.com/typpo/textbelt
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Environmental Monitoring Solutions
Can your monitoring system run shell scripts and curl in response to events? If so you could use a service like Textbelt to send SMS messages from it.
Tuber
Posts with mentions or reviews of Tuber.
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What are some alternatives?
When comparing TextBelt and Tuber you can also consider the following projects:
hack.chat
Jitsi Video Bridge - Jitsi Videobridge is a WebRTC compatible video router or SFU that lets build highly scalable video conferencing infrastructure (i.e., up to hundreds of conferences per server).
Tox - The future of online communications.
Hubl.in - DEPRECATED - An easy and free video conference service based on WebRTC
Kandan - Kandan is an Open Source Alternative to HipChat
Syndie - Syndie is an open source system for operating distributed forums, offering a secure and consistent interface to various anonymous and non-anonymous content networks.