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How to send message using Ruby on rails?
I am trying to send an SMS message from my Rails app.
Is there an sample project for sms message sending?
For sending sms you need sms smtp server. if you have any then you have to configure it accordingly. Else you can try some api like twilio (http://www.twilio.com/). its simple and easy to integrate but have limited free access.
If you don't have much time constraints, you may want to try Codecademy's lessons centering around Twilio's SMS functionalities. I learned some from them.
http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/twilio
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I need to implement a chat into my app and im not sure on what to use and how. I don't know what is required for creating a chat, do I need to use some special stuff or is it enough with posting the messages to a database and then the other user retrieve that message?
You can use Firebase MBaaS with NativeScript, to make a chat app.
Or you can also take another approach and use QuickBlox, Parley, Applozic, Connectycube, etc.
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I'm trying to connect to a websocket API with Rails 5.1.4 but I don't really know where to start.
I read some tutorials and discovered that Action Cable can suit my need but all the examples are about internal use of websocket (chat, notifications etc) and not to connect to an external API.
My goal is to establish the connection / subscribe to the service and receive the feed in real time. If I can do that, I would be able to continue my project.
I am more looking for a general methodology that the detailed code for my need but I'm trying to connect to this API: https://docs.gdax.com/?ruby#websocket-feed
ActionCable is for setting up websocket servers. It sounds like you are looking for a websocket client. You could check out this gem as a starting point: https://github.com/shokai/websocket-client-simple
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I have been looking and asking for information on this subject and getting nothing. I suspect that it is just a command in the data packet array. Any clues would be helpful.
Can call $_REQUEST array be modified to inject needed code?
Leaving ringless voice mail drops with Twilio requires that you POST an api request to make a call single call to a phone number then a fraction of a second later make a second request to the same number while immediately dropping the first request. This results in the mobile company routing the second call directly to their voicemail servers.
As far as I know Twilio doesn't offer any "out of the box" voicemail drop options in their RESTful API.
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I would like to allow users to send me emails directly through my app, and am wondering if this is possible to do?
Your best and most simple way is to bring up the send email view (or even mailto:) with your app specific email to receive comments and requests on.
Another option is to design a web page that has a couple of fields for information and then hooking it up with PHP.
Just about anything works, it all depends on how you balance user experience and easy of implementation.
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I'm writing an application to help me do better research when working on the iPhone. Part of that involves keeping track of/bookmarking urls to look at later.
What's the easiest way for me to send the urls I'm looking at to my application?
So far, I'm using a special email address, and a service that parses the urls out of the email and makes it available for the app on a server somewhere, but I'd like to do better if possible
What about push notification. You could even go so far as to create a browser plugin to have a button push the url to your server then use push notifications to send/replicate that url to the device.