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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion README.md
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### send_sms

Send an SMS to one or more phone numbers or short codes. International format with the country code (for example `+15550100123`) works everywhere. Local numbers and short codes only reach recipients in the sending phone's country. The sending phone is chosen automatically: your default device, otherwise the enabled device with the most recent heartbeat. Optional `device_id`, `sim_number`, `sim_subscription_id`, and `scheduled_at`. `sim_number` picks the SIM: `1` for SIM 1, `2` for SIM 2. Omit it and the phone uses its default SIM. If the SIM slot is empty, the message fails and is never sent from another SIM. `sim_subscription_id` is an older option. Android can change it after a SIM swap, so prefer `sim_number`. If both are given, only `sim_number` is used. Returns an `sms_batch_id` for delivery checks when the account uses the SMS queue.
Send an SMS to one or more phone numbers or short codes. Recipients are sent as given. A local number or short code reaches recipients in the sending phone's country. For a number in another country, use international format with the country code (for example `+15550100123`). The sending phone is chosen automatically: your default device, otherwise the enabled device with the most recent heartbeat. Optional `device_id`, `sim_number`, `sim_subscription_id`, and `scheduled_at`. `sim_number` picks the SIM: `1` for SIM 1, `2` for SIM 2. Omit it and the phone uses its default SIM. If the SIM slot is empty, the message fails and is never sent from another SIM. `sim_subscription_id` is an older option. Android can change it after a SIM swap, so prefer `sim_number`. If both are given, only `sim_number` is used. Returns an `sms_batch_id` for delivery checks when the account uses the SMS queue.

### get_messages

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const SEND_SMS_DESCRIPTION =
'Send an SMS through the user\'s own textbee account and Android phone. Recipients are ' +
'phone numbers or short codes. Prefer international format with the country code, such ' +
'as +15550100123. Local numbers and short codes are sent as given and only reach ' +
'recipients in the sending phone\'s country. Sender names such as MYBANK cannot ' +
'phone numbers or short codes, sent as the user gives them. A local number or short ' +
'code reaches recipients in the sending phone\'s country. For a number in another ' +
'country, use international format with the country code, such as +15550100123. ' +
'Sender names such as MYBANK cannot ' +
'receive SMS. The sending phone is chosen ' +
'automatically: the account default device, otherwise the enabled device with the most ' +
'recent heartbeat. Only pass device_id when the user explicitly names a phone; ids come ' +
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.min(1)
.max(1000)
.describe(
'Phone numbers or short codes. Prefer international format with the country code, ' +
'for example ["+15550100123"]. Use a local number or short code only when the user ' +
'gives one. Each recipient counts as one message. The plan caps ' +
'Phone numbers or short codes, as the user gives them, for example ["5550100123"] ' +
'or ["+15550100123"]. Do not add a country code or ask for one when the user gives ' +
'a local number. Each recipient counts as one message. The plan caps ' +
'how many recipients one send may have; the server rejects the send beyond it.',
),
device_id: z
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