Python

This section shows sample usage in various environments.

Python 2.7, httplibPython 2.7, urllib2Python 2.7, Requests/httplib3

 
import sys 
import httplib 
import urllib 
import base64 

URL = "smartreplypath.spirius.com" 
PORT = 55001 
CREDENTIALS = base64.b64encode("Username:Password") 

def send_replypath_sms_v1(dest, message): 
  try: 
    encoded_dest = urllib.quote_plus(dest) 
    encoded_mess = urllib.quote_plus(message) 
    h = httplib.HTTPSConnection(URL, PORT, timeout=10) 
    query = "/v1/replypath/sendsms/%s/%s" % (encoded_dest, encoded_mess) 
    h.putrequest("GET", query) 
    h.putheader("Accept", "application/json") 
    h.putheader("Authorization", "Basic " + CREDENTIALS) 
    h.endheaders() 
    r = h.getresponse() 
    if (r.status != 200): 
      return ("%d %s") % (r.status, r.reason) 
    return r.read() 
  except Exception, e: 
    sys.stderr.write(str(e)) 
    finally: 
      if (h is not None): 
        h.close() 
        print send_replypath_sms_v1("+46123456789", "Hello world") 

 
import sys 
import httplib 
import urllib 
import urllib2
import base64 

URL = "https://smartreplypath.spirius.com:55001/v1/replypath/sendsms?" 
CREDENTIALS = base64.b64encode("Username:Password") 

def send_replypath_sms_v2(dest, message): 
  try: 
    params = {
      'To': dest, 'Msg': message 
    }
    encoded_params = urllib.urlencode(params) 
    request = urllib2.Request(URL + encoded_params) 
    request.add_header("Authorization", "Basic %s" % CREDENTIALS) 
    response = urllib2.urlopen(request) 
    return response.read() 
  except urllib2.HTTPError, error: 
    return error.read() 
  except Exception, e: 
    sys.stderr.write(str(e)) 
    return "" 
    print send_replypath_sms_v2("+46123456789", "Hello world") 

This example uses the third party library Requests, which makes sending HTTP requests easier.

 
import sys 
import requests 

URL = "https://smartreplypath.spirius.com:55001/v1/replypath/sendsms" 
USER = "Username" 
PASS = "Password" 

def send_replypath_sms_v3(dest, message): 
  try: 
    _params = {
      'To': dest, 'Msg': message 
    }
    r = requests.get(URL, params=_params, auth=(USER,PASS), timeout=10) 
    return r.text 
  except Exception, e: 
    sys.stderr.write(str(e)) 
    return "" 
    print send_replypath_sms_v3("+46123456789", "Hello world")