A package written purely in Dart for accessing to Twilio features.
🎯 Insights
The main objective of dart_twilio package is to be friendly & flexible.
Feel free of using the package in the way that fits better to your developer experience.
⚠️ Warning
This package is on it's initial phase, we don't have a roadmap yet, but planning to support the most used features from Twilio.
Any contribution is more than welcome!
Index
📏 Requirements
SDK constraints
This package uses Dart >=3.10.1 <4.0.0
Twilio credentials
Make sure to have your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token ready, you can find them at the Twilio Console.
🚀 Getting started
Let's start by the beginning, add dart_twilio to your dependencies:
dart pub add dart_twilio
🧩 Features
Verify (v2)
To access to Twilio Verify API you first need to create an instance of TwilioVerifyService, you can do so by the following ways:
- Using
Twilioshorthandsfinal service = Twilio.verifyService( accountSid: '{your_acc_sid}', authToken: '{your_auth_token}', sid: '{your_verify_sid}', ); - Using a
TwilioClientinstancefinal client = Twilio.client( accountSid: '{your_acc_sid}', authToken: '{your_auth_token}' ); final service = client.verify('{your_verify_sid}') - Creating a
TwilioVerifyServiceinstancefinal TwilioVerifyService service = .new( client: .new( accountSid: '{your_acc_sid}' authToken: '{your_auth_token}' ), sid: '{your_verify_sid}', );
#sendCode
Sending a code generates a Verification object in Twilio platform.
Calling #sendCode returns a TwilioVerification which is a class containing all the information returned by the Twilio API.
- Send code via
smsfinal TwilioVerification(:sid, :status) = await service.sendCode(.sms(to: 'to_value')); - Send code via
callfinal TwilioVerification(:sid, :status) = await service.sendCode(.call(to: 'to_value')); - Send code via
whatsappfinal TwilioVerification(:sid, :status) = await service.sendCode(.whatsapp(to: 'to_value')); - Send code via
emailfinal TwilioVerification(:sid, :status) = await service.sendCode(.email(to: 'to_value'));
#verify
Doing a code verification creates a VerificationCheck object in Twilio platform.
Calling #verify returns a TwilioVerificationCheck which is a class containing all the information returned by the Twilio API.
final TwilioVerificationCheck(:status) = await service.verify(
.new(to: 'to_value', code: '1234')
);
🐛 Issues and feedback
Please feel free to create an issue in our issue tracker in case you face any.
Do you have feedback or a feature request? Let us know!
Libraries
- dart_twilio
- A package written purely in Dart for accessing to Twilio features