I made a django app that integrates with Twilio SMS and I am trying to set-up a way to get the status of an sms I send.
I have been following twilio guide on how to track delivery status on python so when I send a text I send it with the following parameters (where sms_obj is an instance in my db to keep track of the text I am sending).
def send_sms(sms_obj, to):
client = Client(account_sid, auth_token)
message = client.messages \
.create(
body=sms_obj.body,
from_= phone_number,
to=to,
status_callback='https://www.ateam.productions/comunications/twilio/sms/status/{sms_id}'.format(sms_id=sms_obj.id)
)
return
So basically I should receive a callback with delivery statuses on this url https://www.ateam.productions/comunications/twilio/sms/status/{sms_id}, (which I do)
However, the data I get from Twilio aren't in a nice Json structure but rather a long string like the one below.
Before I start coding some weird regex to process such string, I was wondering if anyone had advices on how to handle the process.
SmsSid=SM3bceec02449e4a75a3c308e2befa6136&SmsStatus=sent&MessageStatus=sent&To=%2B19174003826&MessageSid=SM3bceec02449e4a75a3c308e2befa6136&AccountSid=////////&From=%2B19179244405&ApiVersion=2010-04-01