User can navigate to a URL and enter a phone number. Then, the user can trigger workflow with a phrase (eg. Text) Allows user to send/receive messages from Relay to given phone number.

The app is live at relay-sms.herokuapp.com

\ homepage

\generate renders a page where you can generate a prepopulated url with id

\id\:id renders a version of the homepage where device id is prepopulated in the backend

clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/relaypro/sms-workflow.git

Make sure you have NodeJS installed, or download it from NodeJS

Run the following to make sure all relevant libraries and packages are installed:

npm install

There are a couple of environment variables. Create a .env file by running touch .env and place the variables and their values in the .env file. Eg.

MONGODB_URI=<your_mongo_uri>
TWILIO_ACCOUNT_ID=<your_twilio_id>
TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN=<your_twilio_auth_token>
TWILIO_NUMBER=<your_twilio_phone_number>

Register a workflow on your Relay device by

relay workflow:create --type=phrase --phrase=<input> --uri=wss://relay-sms.herokuapp.com/twilio --name twilio <device_id>

To run the application:

npm start

• Ability to repeat a message

• Multiple user texting: “text Chase” “text John”

• Phone texter should be able to initiate the conversation. Conversation should not be able to be terminated. eg. Manager should be able to Text a relay user at any time

• Use different phone numbers on Twilio side or ability to say who is sending a text on relay. (Assuming that at companies relays are being shared between shifts or something)

• Dockerize the application

MIT