Sparc.Blossom.Realtime.Twilio 7.1.0

Sparc.Notifications.Twilio

The Sparc.Notifications.Twilio plugin is a plugin that enables low-configuration email and SMS notifications in your application, using Twilio as the provider.

Get Started with Sparc.Notifications.Twilio

In Your Features Project:

1. Add the Sparc.Notifications.Twilio Nuget package:

2. Add the following settings to your appsettings.json file:

    {
       "Twilio": {
           "AccountSid": "", // the SID from your Twilio account
           "AuthToken": "", // the secret Auth Token from your Twilio account (preferably store this in usersecrets.json)
           "FromPhoneNumber": "+1555121212", // the configured Twilio Phone Number to send SMSs
           "FromEmailAddress": "info@myapp.com", // the email address all emails will come from
           "FromName": "My App", // the From name for all outbound emails
           "SendGridApiKey": "", // the SendGrid API key from your Twilio / Sendgrid account
   }
   

3. Add the following line of code to your Startup.cs file to register the Sparc.Notifications.Twilio plugin. It will automatically read the configuration from the Twilio section of your appsettings.json file.

   services.AddTwilio(Configuration);
   

4. Inject TwilioService into any feature that needs to send emails or SMS messages. For example:

   public class SendRegistrationNotification : Feature<bool>
   {
       IRepository<User> Users { get; set; }
       TwilioService Twilio { get; set; }
   
       public SendRegistrationNotification(IRepository<User> users, TwilioService twilio)
       {
           Users = users;
           Twilio = twilio;
       }
   
       public override async Task<bool> ExecuteAsync()
       {
           var user = await Users.FindAsync(User.Id());
           var message = "You have successfully registered!";
   
           if (user.PhoneNumber != null)
               await Twilio.SendSmsAsync(user.PhoneNumber, message);
           else 
               await Twilio.SendEmailAsync(user.Email, message);
   
          // or simply call Twilio.SendAsync and pass in either an email or phone number, and the plugin will send an SMS or email accordingly
          await Twilio.SendAsync(user.PhoneNumber ?? user.Email, message);
   
          return true;
       }
   }