SMS Gateway

This app turns Android device into SMS gateway which allows sending SMS through Android device using HTTP requests over local Wi-Fi network or by directly connecting to the device's Hotspot

Usage

To send SMS, HTTP client must provide phone and message parameters to path /sendSMS via POST method

Example

Using Node Js a simple http POST request would be :-

const request = require('request');


request.post({
  url: 'http://192.168.0.101:8081/sendSMS',
  form: {
    phone: '03475144819',
    message: 'Hello World !'
  }
}, function (err, httpResponse, body) { 

    console.log(body);

 })

HTTP status code return by server

Code	Description
200 (OK)	When SMS is successfully sent
400 (BAD REQUEST)	When either `phone`,`message` or `password` parameter is missing
405 (METHOD NOT ALLOWED)	When `POST` method is not used
415 (UN SUPPORTED MEDIA TYPE)	When `Content-Type` sent by client is not `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`
404 (NOT FOUND)	When `/sendSMS` is not used
401 (UNAUTHORIZED)	When client provides invalid `password`
403 (FORBIDDEN)	When app has no permission to send SMS
500 (INTERNAL SERVER ERROR)	When some exception occur while sending SMS

Note

As per Android offical docs https://developer.android.com/about/versions/kitkat/android-4.4#SMS

Beginning with Android 4.4, the system settings allow users to select a "default SMS app." Once selected, only the default SMS app is able to write to the SMS Provider and only the default SMS app receives the SMS_DELIVER_ACTION broadcast when the user receives an SMS

SMS_DELIVER_ACTION is intent which is broadcast by Android OS to apps when delivery report arrives from SMSC (sms center)

So, Android SMS server app (non default sms app) has no way to notify http clients about whether delivery was successfull or not. It can only tell whether sms was successfully sent or not.

Download APK

Download latest APK from release section (requires Android 5.0 or above).

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