Twilio SMS Web

A minimalist web application to send and receive SMS with Twilio.

Hosted Application

A version of this application is available on GitHub Pages:

https://rafasantos.github.io/twilio-sms-web

Twilio Account

You will need a Twilio account to read and send SMS messages.

Twilio Free Account

If you don't have an account, Twilio offers a free trial account. Once your account is created you will need to verify your personal phone number. Finally, you also need to get a Twilio phone number with SMS capability.

Sign-in to Twilio SMS Web

1. Sign-in to Twilio and get your ACCOUNT SID and AUTH TOKEN on the Twilio's Console Page.
2. Use your ACCOUNT SID and AUTH TOKEN to sign-in to Twilio SMS Web.

Screenshots

Sign-in

Read messages:

Compose messages:

Development

Available Scripts

In the project directory, you can run:

npm start

Runs the app in the development mode. Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

The page will reload if you make edits. You will also see any lint errors in the console.

npm run build

It bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance in the build folder.

A varient npm run build:prod is also available which is going to override the .env file with the values from a .env-prod.

npm run deploy

Intended to be used after npm run build:prod. It deploys the content from the /build folder to: https://rafasantos.github.io/twilio-sms-web/

Environment Variables

This project uses dotenv to manage environment variables. Developers can change these values according to their needs via environment variables or editing the .env file.

Sample .env file:

# When this value is populated, then Google Tag Manager is going to be enabled with this publicId, i.e: GTM-0000000
REACT_APP_GOOGLE_TAG_MANAGER_ID=GTM-0000000

.env files should be managed independently and they should not be pushed to the codebase repository.