Using the Nexmo API to make SMS message with specific phone number and user.

• Set up a Nexmo account on Nexmo developer site
• Creating phone.csv and locate this CSV file is with emask-notifier.sh on same directory.

And the format is as follows:

user_name,user_phone

• Set api_key as a system environment variable with echo 'export api_key="{your_api_key}"' | sudo tee -a /etc/environment on /etc/environment file
• Set api_secret as a system environment variable with echo 'export api_secret="{your_api_secret}"' | sudo tee -a /etc/environment on /etc/environment file
• Using cd /path/to/emask-notifier/ && ./emask-notifier.sh as a Cronjob to let this Bash script do work automatically.
• Done. Happy to do notification for your friends :)!

• Remove api_key system environment variable on /etc/environment file
• Remove api_secret system environment variable on /etc/environment file
• Remove this Cronjob work.

• Checking the supervisor, curl and cron commands have been available on deployed operating system.
• PHP 7.4 has been installed on Ubuntu operating system.
• Download composer.phar with curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php7.4 command.
• Running php composer.phar update -n command.
• Creating the .env to setup the VONAGE_API_KEY, VONAGE_API_SECRET, SENDER_EMAIL, RECIPIENT_EMAIL, MJ_APIKEY_PUBLIC and MJ_APIKEY_PRIVATE variables.
• Creating the phone.csv to setup the user phone number lists.
• Running the notifier_php_builder.sh script to setup all of above works.

• We assume that this uninstallation work is running with non-root user.
• Stopping notifier worker with sudo rm /etc/supervisor/conf.d/notifier-php.conf
• Restarting supervisor service with sudo systemctl restart supervisor
• Removing this repository with rm -rf /path/to/emask-notifier