package Net::SMS::2Way; use 5.0; use strict; use LWP::UserAgent; use HTTP::Request; require Exporter; our @ISA = qw(Exporter); our $VERSION = '0.06'; our $urls = { ZA => 'http://bulksms.2way.co.za:5567', UK => 'http://www.bulksms.co.uk:5567', ES => 'http://bulksms.com.es:5567', DE => 'http://bulksms.de:5567', US => 'http://usa.bulksms.com:5567', INT => 'http://bulksms.vsms.net:5567' }; our $default_options = { country => 'ZA', quote => 0, }; our @bulksms_send_options = qw( sender msg_class dca want_report routing_group source_id repliable strip_dup_recipients stop_dup_id send_time send_time_unixtime scheduling_description test_always_succeed test_always_fail allow_concat_text_sms oncat_text_sms_max_parts ); our $bulk_sms_send_defaults = {}; our @mandatory_options = qw(username password); sub new { my $class = shift @_; my $ref = shift @_; my $error; $ref->{script} = $0; # Get settings from config file my $cfg_ref = _parse_config($ref->{config}) if $ref->{config}; # Merge settings from config so that the config file settings are overwritten foreach my $key (keys(%$cfg_ref)) { if ($ref->{$key} eq '') { $ref->{$key} = $cfg_ref->{$key}; } } # Add defaults foreach my $key (%$default_options) { if ($ref->{$key} eq '') { $ref->{$key} = $default_options->{$key}; } } # Add BulkSMS defaults foreach my $key (%$bulk_sms_send_defaults) { if ($ref->{$key} eq '') { $ref->{$key} = $bulk_sms_send_defaults->{$key}; } } #Check mandatory options foreach my $key (@mandatory_options) { if ($ref->{$key} eq '') { $error .= "Option '$key' does not have a value.\n"; } } # Is there a proxy ? # TODO: Why am I setting the http_proxy evniroment variable ? - (pls fix this in v0.5) $ENV{http_proxy} = $ref->{http_proxy} if ($ref->{http_proxy} ne ''); # Wich base URL to use ? $ref->{base_url} = $urls->{$ref->{country}}; return 0 if $error; bless ( $ref, $class ); } sub send_sms { my $this = shift @_; my $message = shift @_; my @recipients = @_; # un-comment at your convenience #if (!$message) { # $this->{error} = "Message is empty!\n"; # return 0; #} foreach my $number (@recipients) { $number =~ s/\D//g; # strip all non-digits next if $number !~ /\d/; next if ($this->{sa_numbers_only} > 0 && $number !~ /^(27|0[78])/); if ($this->{sa_numbers_only} > 0 && $number =~ /^(27[78])/) { # SA cell prefixes as per http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_South_Africa $number =~ s/^0(82|83|84|72|73|74|76|78|79)(\d+)/27$1$2/; } if ($number eq '') { $this->{error} = "One of the recipient numbers is invalid: $number"; return 0; } } my $args; # Extract all the BulkSMS options foreach my $option (@bulksms_send_options) { if ( exists($this->{$option}) && $this->{$option} ne '' ) { $args->{$option} = $this->{$option}; } } $args->{msisdn} = join(',', @recipients); $args->{message} = $message; my @tmp; my $url = $this->{base_url} . '/eapi/submission/send_sms/2/2.0'; if ( $this->{quote} > 0 ) { # This is a hack to get a quote on much credits an SMS will cost $url = $this->{base_url} . '/eapi/submission/quote_sms/2/2.0'; } if (! (@tmp = $this->http_post($url, $args)) ) { $this->send_to_log("WARN: Could not do http_post() for send_sms(): " . $this->{error}); return 0; } return pop( @tmp ) if $this->{quote} > 0; # ... for the quote_sms hack my $retval = pop( @tmp ); my $log_mesg = "SMS sent to " . join(',', @recipients) . ". Results: $retval"; $this->send_to_log( $log_mesg ) if $this->{verbose} > 0; return $retval; } sub quote_sms { my $this = shift @_; my $message = shift @_; my @recipients = @_; $this->{quote} = 1; my $quotation = $this->send_sms($message, @recipients); $this->{quote} = 0; return $quotation; } sub get_credits { my $this = shift @_; my $url = $this->{base_url} . '/eapi/user/get_credits/1/1.1'; my @tmp = $this->http_post($url); my ($status, $balance) = split /\|/, pop(@tmp) || ($this->send_to_log("WARN: Could not do http_post() for get_credits(): " . $this->{error}) && return -1); return $balance; } sub get_inbox { my $this = shift @_; my $last_retrieved_id = shift @_; my @tmp; if ( !defined($last_retrieved_id) ) { $last_retrieved_id = 0; } my $url = $this->{base_url} . '/eapi/reception/get_inbox/1/1.0'; my $args = {last_retrieved_id => $last_retrieved_id}; if (! (@tmp = $this->http_post($url, $args)) ) { $this->send_to_log("WARN: Could not do http_post() for get_inbox(): " . $this->{error}); return 0; } my $end_of_headers_marker = 0; my @results; foreach my $line (@tmp) { $end_of_headers_marker = 1 if $line =~ /^$/; next if $line =~ /^$/; push (@results, $line) if $end_of_headers_marker == 1; } return @results; } sub get_report { my $this = shift @_; my $batch_id = shift @_; my @tmp; if ( !$batch_id ) { $this->{error} = "batch_id was not specified\n"; return 0; } my $url = $this->{base_url} .= '/eapi/status_reports/get_report/2/2.0?'; my $args = {batch_id => $batch_id, optional_fields => 'body,completed_time,created_time,credits,origin_address,source_id'}; if (! (@tmp = $this->http_post($url, $args)) ) { $this->send_to_log( "WARN: Could not do http_post() for get_report(): " . $this->{error} ); return 0; } my $end_of_headers_marker = 0; my @results; foreach my $line (@tmp) { $end_of_headers_marker = 1 if $line =~ /^$/; next if $line =~ /^$/; push (@results, $line) if $end_of_headers_marker == 1; } return @results; } sub http_post { my $this = shift @_; my $url = shift @_; my $args = shift @_; my $timeout = $this->{timeout} || 30; my $uagent = LWP::UserAgent->new(timeout => $timeout); my $request = HTTP::Request->new(POST => $url); $request->content_type('application/x-www-form-urlencoded'); my $content = 'username=' . $this->{username} . '&password=' . $this->{password}; foreach my $arg (keys(%$args)) { $content .= '&' . $arg . '=' . $args->{$arg}; } $request->content($content); $this->send_to_log("INFO: URL=$url content=$content") if $this->{verbose} > 0; my $response = $uagent->request($request); if ($response->is_success) { my @tmp = split( /\n/, $response->as_string ); return @tmp; } elsif ($response->is_error) { $this->{error} = $response->code . ':' . $response->message . "\n"; return 0; } else { $this->{error} = $response->code . ':' . $response->message . ':' . $response->content . "\n"; return 0; } } sub send_to_log { my $this = shift @_; my $message = shift @_; chomp($message); if ($this->{logfile} == -1) { return 1; } if ($this->{logfile} eq '') { $this->{logfile} = "$0.log"; } open (LGFH, ">>".$this->{logfile}) || die "ERROR: Could not open " . $this->{logfile} . ": $!\n"; print LGFH scalar(localtime()) . " - $message - $0\n"; close (LGFH); } sub _parse_config { my $file = shift @_; my $cfg_ref; open (CFG, $file) || die "ERROR: Could not open $file: $!\n"; while () { chomp; next if /^\s+$/; # Ignore lines with just whitespace... next if /^$/; # blank lines... next if /^#/; # and lines that start with a comment. s/#.*//; # Strip away all comments s/^\s+//; # Remove leading... s/\s+$//; # ...and trailing whitespace s/\s*=\s*/=/; my ($var, $val) = split /=/; $cfg_ref->{$var} = $val; } close (CFG); return $cfg_ref; } 1; __END__ =head1 NAME Net::SMS::2Way - BulkSMS API =head1 SYNOPSIS use Net::SMS::2Way; my $sms = Net::SMS::2Way->new({username => 'JBloggs', password => 's3kR3t'}); my $sms = Net::SMS::2Way->new('config' => '/etc/SMS_Options.cfg'); $sms->send_sms('Hello World!', '27821234567'); $sms->send_sms('Hello World!', ['27821234567','27831234567','27841234567']); $sms->send_sms('Hello World!', @recipients); =head1 DESCRIPTION This module allows you to send SMS text messages using the HTTP API that is available from BulkSMS in South Africa (http://bulksms.2way.co.za) but can be configured to work with all the BulkSMS sites. You can find a list of them at http://www.bulksms.com/selectwebsite.htm =head2 The BulkSMS API This module implements only the HTTP API. You can read the HTTP API documentation at http://bulksms.2way.co.za/docs/eapi/ Here is a list of the methods that have been implemented: send_sms get_inbox get_report get_credits quote_sms Methods yet to be implemented: send_batch public_add_member public_remove_member =head1 REQUIREMENTS 1.) You need to register at one of the BulkSMS sites (http://www.bulksms.com/selectwebsite.htm) and have some credits available. 2.) You will need the LWP modules installed. This module was tested with version 5.75 3.) An internet connection. =head1 METHODS =head2 Constructor new() - The new() method is the constructor method. my $object = SMS->new($options) $options is a reference to a hash where the following keys can be used: config_file: The path to config file verbose: Write debug information to logfile logfile: The path to the logfile. Default is $0.log (To turn off logging (override verbose) set this option to -1) username: The username you registered with at http://bulksms.2way.co.za (or one of the other sites). password: The password you registered. http_proxy: Which web-proxy to use e.g. http://10.0.0.1:8080 sa_numbers_only: Set this to 1 if you only want to send to South African mobile numbers. country: Which base url to use, derived from which regional BulkSMS site you want to use. Can be one of ZA, UK, ES, DE, US, INT. default is ZA. ZA => South Africa (API Base URL: http://bulksms.2way.co.za:5567) UK => United Kingdom (API Base URL: http://www.bulksms.co.uk:5567) ES => Spain (API Base URL: http://bulksms.com.es:5567) DE => Germany (API Base URL: http://bulksms.de:5567) US => United States (API Base URL: http://usa.bulksms.com:5567) INT => International (API Base URL http://bulksms.vsms.net:5567) See the bulkSMS API for the meaning of the options below (http://bulksms.2way.co.za/docs/eapi/submission/send_sms/): sender msg_class dca want_report routing_group source_id repliable strip_dup_recipients stop_dup_id send_time send_time_unixtime scheduling_description test_always_succeed test_always_fail allow_concat_text_sms oncat_text_sms_max_parts You can also put any of these (except for config_file) into a file with the format of: option = value The can make comments by using the # character. Once you've created the file you can create your object like this: my $object = SMS->new({config => '/etc/sms.cfg'}); Example of the config file: # My config verbose = 1 country = UK logfile = /usr/local/sms/sms.log sender = 27841234567 username = johnny password = S3kR3t want_report = 1 By default a log file will be created and failures or serious errors will be logged, no matter what the verbose option is set to. If you do not want any logs at all, you must set logfile to -1 =head2 PROXY SUPPORT This module does support proxies. You can enable it 2 ways: 1.) Populate the http_proxy enviroment variable e.g. [user@server01 ~] $ export http_proxy=http://10.0.0.1:8080 2.) Use the http_proxt attribute when creating the object e.g. $sms = SMS->new({http_proxy => 'http://10.0.0.1:8080'}); =head2 quote_sms() quote_sms(STRING, LIST) - The quote_sms() will receive a quotation of how many credits an SMS message will cost. This method uses the exact same parameters as send_sms() Return Values: This method returns a pipe (|) delimited string with the following format: status code|status description|quotation total Example: 0|Quotation issued|quote_total If the status code is >0 then you can assume an error. The status description should give you the reason why. =head2 send_sms() send_sms(STRING, LIST) - The send_sms() method will connect and send a text message to the list of mobile numbers in the LIST. The second parametre can also be a single scalar i.e. a single number as a string. Return Values: Returns a pipe-seperated i.e. |, which has the format of: status_code|status_description|batch_id Where batch_id is optional, depending on the error. A status code of 0 (or 1) usually means that everything OK. This is not guarenteed. Read http://bulksms.2way.co.za/docs/eapi/submission/send_sms/ for a full explanation. my ($status_code, $status_desc, $batch_id) = split( /\|/, $sms->send_sms("This is a test", '0821234567') ); Also, be sure to check $sms->{error} if there are any other errors. =head2 get_credits() get_credits() - Takes no arguments and will return the amounts of credits available. Return Values: A positive decimal number can be expected. This number is the number of credits available with the provider. On failure, a return value of -1 can be expected with the reason in $sms->{error} =head2 get_report() get_report(INTEGER) - Takes 1 argument which is batch_id i.e. the id returned by a successful submission to send_sms(). It's fully explained at http://bulksms.2way.co.za/docs/eapi/status_reports/get_report/. Return Values: Returns an array on success. Each element has a string which has the format of: msisdn|status_code|body|completed_time|created_time|credits|origin_address|source_id The first element of the array will contain a status code with the format of: status_code|status_description A status code of 0 is returned on success. Anything else is an error. =head2 get_inbox() get_inbox(INTEGER) - Takes 1 arguments, the last retrieved id i.e. the id of the last message retrieved. Defaults to 0, which will return all items in inbox. Returns an array. The array holds 1 element per inbox item which is | seperated. Example: 40108573|447531175884|This is the message|2008-08-01 13:51:52|447797803732|69582240 The format is explained in http://bulksms.2way.co.za/docs/eapi/reception/get_inbox/ IMPORTANT: The first element of the returned array holds the status code, thus you need to shift the array before reading the inbox contents. =head1 SUPPORT Bugs: You can email the author directly at lee@kode.co.za Commercial support is available. =head1 THANKS Many thanks to the guys at BulkSMS for their helpful feedback and comments. =head1 AUTHOR Lee Engel, lee@kode.co.za http://www.learnperl.org/ =head1 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright (C) 2007, 2008 by Lee S. Engel This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.5 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.