Connect Python to your Mobile Phone
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Transform Your Phone into an SMS Gateway with SMS Mobile API
Easily send and receive SMS directly from your mobile phone using Python. Automate your SMS communication effortlessly with a few simple lines of code!
Looking for a fast, secure, and simple way to send and receive SMS using your mobile phone and Python? SMS Mobile API is the ultimate solution! It allows you to send messages instantly and retrieve incoming SMS, turning your phone into a powerful SMS tool for convenience, automation, and reliability.
To get started, simply install the module with the following command:
pip install smsmobileapi
Before using the Python module, make sure to download our secure and verified mobile app on iOS and Android:
Our app are verified by both Google and Apple, ensuring a stable and secure experience that respects your privacy. Whether you're sending notifications or automating messaging workflows, the SMS Mobile API is the perfect solution to manage SMS communication directly from your phone with Python!
Example Request to Send an SMS
Here is an example of Python code to send an SMS using the smsmobileapi module:
With this code, an SMS will be sent directly from your Python script via your mobile phone, using your phone number.
This means your contact can reply directly to you, and the SMS are free as it uses your mobile plan.
from smsmobileapi import SMSSender
# Initialize the SMS sender with your API key
sms = SMSSender(api_key='YOUR_API_KEY')
# Send an SMS
response = sms.send_message(to='PHONENUMBER', message='Hello from Python!')
print(response) # This will print the response from the API
Example Request to Retrieve Received SMS
Here is an example of Python code to retrieve the SMS messages received on your mobile phone:
With this script, you can retrieve all SMS messages received on your mobile phone in real-time, allowing you to interact with your contacts' replies via SMS.
from smsmobileapi import SMSSender
# Initialize the SMS sender with your API key
sms = SMSSender(api_key='YOUR_API_KEY')
# Retrieve received SMS messages
received_messages = sms.get_received_messages()
print(received_messages) # This will print the list of received SMSx