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Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage(3)

Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage - Module that respresents a binary message for the Nexmo SMS API!

version 0.06

This module simplifies sending SMS through the Nexmo API.

    use Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage;

    my $nexmo = Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage->new(
        server   => 'http://rest.nexmo.com/sms/json',
        username => 'testuser1',
        password => 'testpasswd2',
        text     => 'This is a test',
        from     => 'Test02',
        to       => '452312432',
    );
        
    my $response = $sms->send || die $sms->errstr;
    
    if ( $response->is_success ) {
        print "SMS was sent...\n";
    }

Version 0.02

create a new object

    my $message = Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage->new(
        server   => 'http://rest.nexmo.com/sms/json',
        username => 'testuser1',
        password => 'testpasswd2',
    );

This method recognises these parameters:

    body              => 'required',
    udh               => 'required',
    type              => 'required',
    from              => 'required',
    to                => 'required',
    server            => 'required',
    username          => 'required',
    password          => 'required',
    status_report_req => 'optional',
    client_ref        => 'optional',
    network_code      => 'optional',

Getter/setter for the user_agent attribute of the object. By default a new object of LWP::UserAgent is used, but you can use your own class as long as it is compatible to LWP::UserAgent.

  $sms->user_agent( MyUserAgent->new );
  my $ua = $sms->user_agent;

return the "last" error as string.

    print $sms->errstr;

This actually calls the Nexmo SMS API. It returns a Nexmo::SMS::Response object or "undef" (on failure).

   my $sms = Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage->new( ... );
   $sms->send or die $sms->errstr;

This method checks if all needed parameters are passed.

  my $params_not_ok = Nexmo::SMS::BinaryMessage->check_needed_params( ... );
  if ( $params_not_ok ) {
      print "Please check $params_not_ok";
  }

These attributes are available for "Nexmo::SMS::TextMessage" objects:
  • client_ref
  • from
  • network_code
  • password
  • server
  • status_report_req
  • body
  • udh
  • type
  • to
  • username

Copyright 2011 Renee Baecker.

This program is released under the following license: artistic_2

Renee Baecker <module@renee-baecker.de>

This software is Copyright (c) 2011 by Renee Baecker.

This is free software, licensed under:

  The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)
2011-12-26 perl v5.32.1

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