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Unleash the power of Twilio from your command prompt
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- File changes handler .
- Determines if the hyperlink is enabled .
- Asynchronously read a file or input .
- Read a file .
- Process the changes in a file .
- Get STDIN
- Removes an item from the array .
- Converts text to a hyperlink
- Validate email .
- Validates the given Swagger schema .
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QUESTION
I wish to run the following command using the Twilio CLI from Python:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-11 at 10:28The error message means that your shell cannot find the twilio command. That is because it is looking in a different place from where it looks when you run it in your Terminal because the PATH (where shells look for commands) is not set the same.
You need to go in your normal Terminal where twilio does work and run:
QUESTION
Building my first React.js app and I can't seem to get the app to redirect.
I am using the Twilio Voice TwiML (here) inside my React app. I have the frontend and server.
I can record what is said then transcribe it. Then redirect with an action: to a URL.
Below is my call.js Twilio function (server). The /Omg redirect isn't working.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-12 at 19:37React is a client-side application, not an HTTP server. It can't accept a POST request because no request will be made to it in the first place.
You need to write actual server side code to handle this the POST request and then redirect to a URL that serves up your React application to the browser.
QUESTION
I am trying to create an web application where in :
I place outbound call from browser application to a phone number through twilio. I am using Twilio Client(js) v 1.10.1 for browser application. The backend webhook is written in Java using the Twilio's Dial and Number verb. I was able to achieve it using twilio's programmable voice.
Pseudo code is like below
Front end code
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 23:04You can use agent conferences. Here is sample code and high level picture of how that works https://www.twilio.com/blog/multi-party-calls-voip-gsm-programmable-voice
QUESTION
I'm following Twilio's quick start guide and am getting an error when running the following command in my console:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 09:17Current work around I'm using:
- Run
ngrokin a terminal:
QUESTION
I am trying to get the status of outbound call made through Twilio Client(js) v 1.10.1. But the .status() method returns the value as "open" even if the call is in ringing state. I tried adding enableRingingState: true as a parameter while initializing the Twilio.Device and also set the answerOnBridge="true" while creating the TwiMl Dial verb at server side.
As per the official documentation, js sdk should be returning these status "pending", "connecting", "ringing", "open", "closed".
This is required to showing "calling..." until the call is picked and start the timer(mm:ss) in my dialer in browser as soon the call is picked.
Note: Tried the same with Twilio's Quickstart guide code as well.
/**** Pseudo Code is like below ***/ // FRONT END CODE
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 08:12Twilio developer evangelist here.
Edit: Found out what the issue was
When using to make the ringing events available, the needs to be the first TwiML that Twilio sees when it starts the call. When you are using a free trial account Twilio plays a message at the start of the call which acts as the first TwiML that is seen, so the answerOnBridge attribute doesn't take effect and you don't get the ringing events as you'd expect.
To fix this particular issue you will need to upgrade your account so that Twilio no longer reads out the trial account message at the start of the call.
Original answer:
I wouldn't use setInterval to poll the status of the call. Instead, I would listen to the events on the connection object. So your makeOutboundCall function should look a bit like this:
QUESTION
I have created a .env file (should it have a name or just the extension?) In it I have placed my credentials:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 08:29.env file is not standard to create environment variables. In your script you used dotenv package which reads this particular file and sets environment variables for you.
for your twilio cli, you have to set those environment variables explicitly. There are multiple ways to do that e.g.
inline export and then run your command
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