The Standalone SMS Notification Service is a robust Spring Boot solution that seamlessly integrates multiple SMS service providers, including Twilio, Figensoft, and AWS SNS.

Before running the project, please ensure that you provide the necessary environment variables for proper configuration. The YAML file (application.yml) contains placeholders within ${} for sensitive information such as access credentials, API tokens, and authentication details. When launching the project, make sure to replace these placeholders with the actual values of your credentials in your local environment or deployment platform. These environment variables ensure secure and personalized configuration for services like AWS, Twilio, and Figensoft, allowing the Standalone SMS Notification Service to function seamlessly and securely.

cloud:
    aws:
        credentials:
            accessKeyId: ${ACCESS_KEY_ID}
            secretKey: ${SECRET_KEY}
        region: us-east-1

twilio:
    account_sid: ${ACCOUNT_SID}
    auth_token: ${AUTH_TOKEN}
    from_number: ${FROM_NUMBER}

figensoft:
    url: https://www.postaguvercini.com/api_http
    singleSMS: /sendsms.asp
    username: ${FIGEN SOFT_USERNAME}
    password: ${FIGEN SOFT_PASSWORD}
    timeout: 5s

You can directly run your application your local machine. There’s no need to install a Servlet container. In a terminal window execute the following command from the root level of the project:

./gradlew bootRun

gradlew.bat bootRun

To leverage the capabilities of the Service, you can make requests to the designated endpoint using your preferred HTTP client. Follow the steps below to send SMS notifications:

http://localhost:8080/sms/send

{
    "phoneNumbers": ["+90xxxxxxxxxx", "+90xxxxxxxxx"],
    "message": "You can write your message here!",
    "channel": "AWS"
}

Select one of the desired SMS providers (Twilio, AWS, or Figensoft) by specifying the corresponding channel in the request.