30 Days of Python - Day 24 - Sending SMS Texts with Python and Twilio - Python TUTORIAL

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Awesome as always 👍

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I’m certainly not the only one. Some people just enjoy to share knowledge; I hope you share as well

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[@neo-the-one]

Great video 👌. I hope you do more twilio tutorials in the future

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[@serious6037]

How do you always make something very easy very complicated and sound like its a endless labyrinth?

[@moeghamdi6553]

Great video man. How do I have that same message be sent to multiple phone numbers?

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[@gaylonalfano]

What's the difference between a webhook and a serverless function? They sound almost interchangeable.

[@chikaotisi8583]

How do you send to multiple numbers

[@gaylonalfano]

Is creds.json essentially replacing something like an .env file? I've seen examples of storing these types of credentials in an .env file and then having a settings.py (or config.py) file that retrieves the environment variables using something like os.getenv("SECRET_VAR"). Just curious about the difference. Thanks!

[@CodingEntrepreneurs]

Storing creds in environment variables is the best way for sure. `.env` files aren’t great for this.

[@gaylonalfano]

@@CodingEntrepreneurs Thanks for the reply! Still lots to learn. I've slowly gotten comfortable with using .env, then a separate settings.py file and then finally importing these environment variables into my "public" code (e.g., from settings import ENV_VAR). I think I saw this flow inside the FastAPI docs so I just started copying it haha. Here is my attempt at making a function to reset credentials. Totally hacky but was just trying to see if I could make it work. The end result is it basically builds/writes my .env file. Way more complicated than necessary but I'm just exploring how to work between/around files. Great series and thanks again! def reset_credentials(reset_creds: bool = True): """ This will save our creds from above (blank or not) to a local .env file named so we can re-use these credentials. It's recommended to create new API keys for each new project so we can turn them off at anytime without causing disruption to other projects. """ if reset_creds: twilio_sid: str = getpass("What's the Twilio Account SID? ") twilio_secret: str = getpass("What's the Twilio Secret? ") send_to_number: str = getpass("What's the number to send to? ") send_from_number: str = getpass("What's the number to send from? ") creds: t.Dict[str, str] = { "TWILIO_SID": twilio_sid, "TWILIO_SECRET": twilio_secret, "SEND_TO_NUMBER": f"+{send_to_number}", "SEND_FROM_NUMBER": f"+{send_from_number}", } # print(f"creds dict: {creds.items()}") # Create a concatenated string for each credential k:v pair # creds_lines: t.List[str] = [] # for k, v in data.items(): # # Have to add newline for f.writelines() # cred_line: str = f"{k}={v} " # creds_lines.append(cred_line) creds_lines: t.List[str] = [f"{k}={v} " for k, v in creds.items()] # Now write each credential line to the .env file with open(".env", "w") as f: # Just write one line at a time: f.writelines(creds_lines) # Let's try it: reset_credentials(reset_creds=True)

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