The SMS SDK is a dependency package that simplifies development work by encapsulating the underlying API calls. It internally handles complex details such as network communication, request formatting, and response parsing, and supports multiple programming languages. Through simple interfaces, you can quickly perform operations like signature management, template management, and SMS sending, allowing you to focus solely on implementing your business logic without worrying about the underlying technical details.
SDK download links
The SMS SDK supports multiple programming languages. You can install the SDK by using the method provided in OpenAPI Explorer. You can also view the source code and related installation guidelines on GitHub. We recommend that you install the SDK by using mainstream dependency management tools of programming languages.
Language | SDK installation method | GitHub address | Quick start |
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Swift | N/A |
Usage example
The following example demonstrates how to use the SMS SDK to send a message to a specified phone number.
Before using the sample code, you need to understand the following parameters:
Endpoint: The service address of SMS, which isdysmsapi.ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs.com.AccessKeyIdandAccessKeySecret: Your AccessKey pair information. You can view the AccessKey ID in the Resource Access Management console by clicking the RAM username. The AccessKey secret cannot be viewed after creation. If you do not have a local backup, we recommend that you create a new AccessKey pair.