Ruby SDK

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The Ruby SDK(s) are available via RubyGems & Github

Links	Description	Github
bandwidth-sdk	Manage Phone Calls with BXML, Create outbound calls, SMS messages, MMS messages
ruby-bandwidth-iris	Manage phone numbers and account settings
Code Examples	Ruby code examples

Release Notes

Download & Install

gem install bandwidth-sdk

Initialize Bandwidth Client

require 'bandwidth'

include Bandwidth
include Bandwidth::Voice
include Bandwidth::Messaging
include Bandwidth::TwoFactorAuth

bandwidth_client = Bandwidth::Client.new(
    voice_basic_auth_user_name: 'username',
    voice_basic_auth_password: 'password',
    messaging_basic_auth_user_name: 'token',
    messaging_basic_auth_password: 'secret',
    two_factor_auth_basic_auth_user_name: 'username',
    two_factor_auth_basic_auth_password: 'password',
    environment: Environment::CUSTOM, #Optional - Used for custom base URLs
    base_url: "https://test.com" #Optional - Custom base URL set here
)

Create Phone Call

voice_client = bandwidth_client.voice_client.client

account_id = '1'
body = ApiCreateCallRequest.new
body.from = '+16666666666'
body.to = '+17777777777'
body.answer_url = 'https://test.com'
body.application_id = '3-d-4-b-5'

begin
    response = voice_client.create_call(account_id,:body => body)
    puts response.data.call_id #c-d45a41e5-bcb12581-b18e-4bdc-9874-6r3235dfweao
    puts response.status_code #201
rescue Bandwidth::ApiErrorResponseException => e
    puts e.description #Invalid to: must be an E164 telephone number
    puts e.response_code #400
end

Generate BXML

response = Bandwidth::Voice::Response.new()
hangup = Bandwidth::Voice::Hangup.new()

response.push(hangup)
puts response.to_bxml()

Send Text Message

messaging_client = bandwidth_client.messaging_client.client

account_id = '1'
body = MessageRequest.new
body.application_id = '1-2-3'
body.to = ['+17777777777']
body.from = '+18888888888'
body.text = 'Hello from Bandwidth'

begin
    response = messaging_client.create_message(account_id, body)
    puts response.data.id #1570740275373xbn7mbhsfewasdr
    puts response.status_code #202
rescue Bandwidth::MessagingException => e
    puts e.description #Access is denied
    puts e.response_code #403
end

Perform A 2FA Request

auth_client = bandwidth_client.two_factor_auth_client.client
account_id = "1"

from_phone = "+18888888888"
to_phone = "+17777777777"
messaging_application_id = "1-d-b"
scope = "scope"
digits = 6

body = TwoFactorCodeRequestSchema.new
body.from = from_phone
body.to = to_phone
body.application_id = messaging_application_id
body.scope = scope
body.digits = digits
body.message = "Your temporary {NAME} {SCOPE} code is {CODE}"

auth_client.create_messaging_two_factor(account_id, body)

code = "123456" #This is the user input to validate

body = TwoFactorVerifyRequestSchema.new
body.from = from_phone
body.to = to_phone
body.application_id = application_id
body.scope = scope
body.code = code
body.digits = digits
body.expiration_time_in_minutes = 3

response = auth_client.create_verify_two_factor(account_id, body)
puts "Auth status: " + response.data.valid.to_s

Order Phone Number

Phone number ordering is done using the Bandwidth Iris SDK. You can install this package by running the following command

gem install ruby-bandwidth-iris

require 'ruby-bandwidth-iris'

BandwidthIris::Client.global_options = {
    :account_id => "900",
    :username => "username",
    :password => "password",
    :api_endpoint => "https://dashboard.bandwidth.com/api"
}

phone_numbers = BandwidthIris::AvailableNumber.list({:area_code => "919", :quantity => 3})
order_data = {
  :name => "Ruby Order",
  :site_id => 12345,
  :existing_telephone_number_order_type => {
    :telephone_number_list =>
      {
        :telephone_number => [phone_numbers[0]]
      }

  }
}

order_response = BandwidthIris::Order.create(order_data)
order_info = BandwidthIris::Order.get(order_response.id)
puts order_info.name

Error Handling

All SDK methods can raise 2 types of exceptions based on the API response received.

The first type of exceptions are expected endpoint responses. The exception throw varies on each method and the corresponding http status code.

The second type of exceptions are unexpected endpoint responses. The exception throw will always be a Bandwidth::APIException.

Error Handling Example: Messaging

<require and include statements>

<client initialization code>

begin
    response = messaging_client.create_message(account_id, :body => body)
rescue Bandwidth::MessagingException => e
    puts e.response_code #http status code
    puts e.response.raw_body #raw response from api
rescue Bandwidth::APIException => e
    puts e.response_code #http status code
    puts e.response.raw_body #raw response from api
end