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## Configuration ## Configuration
All configuration is provided via environment variables SMSBot can be configured using either a configuration file or environment variables. Environment variables will override any values set in the configuration file.
| Variable | Required? | Description | ### Configuration File
| -------------------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| SMSBOT_DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBERS | No | A list of IDs, seperated by commas, to add to the subscribers list on start | Create a configuration file (e.g., `config.ini`) based on the provided `config-example.ini`:
| SMSBOT_LISTEN_HOST | No | The host for the webhooks to listen on, defaults to `0.0.0.0` |
| SMSBOT_LISTEN_PORT | No | The port to listen to, defaults to `80` | ```ini
| SMSBOT_OWNER_ID | No | ID of the owner of this bot | [logging]
| SMSBOT_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN | Yes | Your Bot Token for Telegram | level = INFO
| SMSBOT_TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN | No | Twilio auth token, used to validate any incoming webhook calls |
[webhook]
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 80
[telegram]
owner_id = OWNER_USER_ID
bot_token = BOT_TOKEN
[twilio]
account_sid = TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID
auth_token = TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN
```
### Environment Variables
All configuration options can be overridden using environment variables:
| Environment Variable | Config Section | Config Key | Required? | Description |
| --------------------------- | -------------- | ----------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| SMSBOT_LOGGING_LEVEL | logging | level | No | The log level to output to the console, defaults to `INFO` |
| SMSBOT_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN | telegram | bot_token | Yes | Your Bot Token for Telegram |
| SMSBOT_TELEGRAM_OWNER_ID | telegram | owner_id | No | ID of the owner of this bot |
| SMSBOT_TELEGRAM_SUBSCRIBERS | telegram | subscribers | No | A list of IDs, separated by commas, to add to the subscribers list on start |
| SMSBOT_TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID | twilio | account_sid | No | Twilio account SID |
| SMSBOT_TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN | twilio | auth_token | No | Twilio auth token, used to validate any incoming webhook calls |
| SMSBOT_WEBHOOK_HOST | webhook | host | No | The host for the webhooks to listen on, defaults to `127.0.0.1` |
| SMSBOT_WEBHOOK_PORT | webhook | port | No | The port to listen to, defaults to `80` |
## Setup ## Setup
To configure SMSBot, you'll need a Twilio account, either paid or trial is fine. To configure SMSBot, you'll need a Twilio account, either paid or trial is fine.
* Setup a number in the location you want. 1. Copy `config-example.ini` to `config.ini` and update the values, or set the appropriate environment variables.
* Under Phone Numbers -> Manage -> Active Numbers, click the number you want to setup. 2. Setup a number in the location you want.
* In the "Voice & Fax" section, update the "A Call Comes In" to the URL of your SMSBot instance, with the endpoint being `/call`, e.g. `http://mymachine.test.com/call` 3. Under Phone Numbers -> Manage -> Active Numbers, click the number you want to setup.
* In the "Messaging" section, update the "A Message Comes In" to the URL of your SMSBot instance, with the endpoint being `/message`, e.g. `http://mymachine.test.com/message` 4. In the "Voice & Fax" section, update the "A Call Comes In" to the URL of your SMSBot instance, with the endpoint being `/call`, e.g. `http://mymachine.test.com/call`
5. In the "Messaging" section, update the "A Message Comes In" to the URL of your SMSBot instance, with the endpoint being `/message`, e.g. `http://mymachine.test.com/message`
Your bot should now receive messages, on Telegram you need to start a chat or invite it into any channels you want, then update the `SMSBOT_DEFAULT_SUBSCRIBERS` values with their IDs. Your bot should now receive messages, on Telegram you need to start a chat or invite it into any channels you want, then update the `SMSBOT_TELEGRAM_SUBSCRIBERS` values with their IDs.
**Note**: You cannot send test messages from your Twilio account to your Twilio numbers, they'll be silently dropped or fail with an "Invalid Number" error. **Note**: You cannot send test messages from your Twilio account to your Twilio numbers, they'll be silently dropped or fail with an "Invalid Number" error.

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[telegram] [telegram]
owner_id = OWNER_USER_ID owner_id = OWNER_USER_ID
subscribers = 1111,2222,3333
bot_token = BOT_TOKEN bot_token = BOT_TOKEN
[twilio] [twilio]

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"ruff>=0.12.9", "ruff>=0.12.9",
] ]
github = ["pytest-github-actions-annotate-failures>=0.3.0"] github = ["pytest-github-actions-annotate-failures>=0.3.0"]
[tool.ruff]
line-length = 120