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Description:
SMS command line utilities for Linux.
Introduction:
Command line utility to send, list, read, delete SMS messages from your mobile device.
Motivation:
Send text messages from the command line using vi.
Setup:
Copy src/sms.config.example to your home directory and edit it to fit.
cp src/sms.config.example ${HOME}/.smsconfig
vi ${HOME}/.smsconfig
...
Options found in your local .smsconfig override the compile time defaults. Command
line options override options in .smsconfig.
Sending messages:
By default or when interactive mode is enabled and an editor is configured, sending
an SMS will pop you into your editor to create the message. The length of the
message will be truncated without warning to the maximum message length in the
selected alphabet. Seven-bit mode can contain up to 160 characters. Eight-bit mode
can contain up to 140 bytes.
To send an SMS to 1234567890 issue the command:
sms send 1234567890
If all goes well there should be no errors or warning messages
printed to stderr and the program should exit with 0.
The validity period is not configurable and will be set to 2 days out from
the time of send.
If the address specified contains any non-digit and non-command characters, the
selected phonebook will be searched for a match. In interactive mode a substring
search is performed and the user is prompted with any matches found. In
non-interactive mode an exact match must be found.
Listing messages:
You can read the messages stored in the selected storage areas by issuing the
command:
sms list all
If you only wanted to list unread messages then issue the command:
sms list unread
The output is in YAML which is both readable and easily parsed. Other output formats
such as XML could be added as well.
Reading a messages:
To read the message at index 1 issue the command:
sms read 1
After the read command completes the message at index 1 will be
marked as read.
Deleting messages:
You can delete a message by its status {unread, read, sent, unsent}, by index, or
all messages.
To delete a message at index 1 issue the command:
sms delete index 1
To delete all messages issue the command:
sms delete all
To delete only read messages issue:
sms delete read
Future:
Add TCP client/server mode support.
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