Thanks for taking a look at my code! This project sends SMS and voicemails from my US phone numbers to my email while I'm traveling abroad.
✅ Handle multiple phone numbers per installation via simple configuration
✅ Include no persistent state for easy redundancy by running multiple environments round-robin-style
✅ Easy-to-test core libraries and appropriate test suite
✅ Authenticate all API traffic from Twilio
- app.rb is the core controller, handling incoming requests from Twilio, authenticating requests, and routing behavior based on the appropriate phone number
- lib/response.rb generates TwiML, Twilio's XML instruction set for answering calls, requiring number keys ("press 5 to leave a message"), and recording audio. The Response.build method handles the boilerplate for generating TwiML, while the other methods are called from app.rb
- The test suite covers success and failure cases of the app's functionality and includes helpers to mock Twilio's request-signing functionality.
Voicemail-to-email and SMS-to-email, backed by Twilio.
Voicemailer.rb requires Ruby 2.3.0+, Twilio API credentials, and an SMTP gateway (you can use your Gmail account).
From your command-line:
git clone [email protected]:agerdes/voicemailer.rb.git
cd voicemailer.rb
bundle install
The following command runs the test suite:
rake test
If all assertions run with no failures, you've successfully installed the project to your local environment!
Copyright (c) Aaron Gerdes. All rights reserved.
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