SMPP 3.4

This is an implementation of SMPP 3.4 for Go, based on the original smpp34 from Kevin Patel.

The API has been refactored to idiomatic Go code with more tests and documentation. There are also quite a few new features, such as a test server (see smpptest package) and support for text transformation for LATIN-1 and UCS-2.

It is not fully compliant, there are some TODOs in the code.

Usage

Following is an SMPP client transmitter wrapped by an HTTP server that can send Short Messages (SMS):

func main() {
    // make persistent connection
    tx := &smpp.Transmitter{
        Addr:   "localhost:2775",
        User:   "foobar",
        Passwd: "secret",
    }
    conn := tx.Bind()
    // check initial connection status
    var status smpp.ConnStatus
    if status = <-conn; status.Error() != nil {
        log.Fatalln("Unable to connect, aborting:", status.Error())
    }
    log.Println("Connection completed, status:", status.Status().String())
    // example of connection checker goroutine
    go func() {
        for c := range conn {
            log.Println("SMPP connection status:", c.Status())
        }
    }()
    // example of sender handler func
    http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
        sm, err := tx.Submit(&smpp.ShortMessage{
            Src:      r.FormValue("src"),
            Dst:      r.FormValue("dst"),
            Text:     pdutext.Raw(r.FormValue("text")),
            Register: pdufield.NoDeliveryReceipt,
            TLVFields: pdutlv.Fields{
                pdutlv.TagReceiptedMessageID: pdutlv.CString(r.FormValue("msgId")),
            },
        })
        if err == smpp.ErrNotConnected {
            http.Error(w, "Oops.", http.StatusServiceUnavailable)
            return
        }
        if err != nil {
            http.Error(w, err.Error(), http.StatusBadRequest)
            return
        }
        io.WriteString(w, sm.RespID())
    })
    log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil))
}

You can test from the command line:

curl localhost:8080 -X GET -F src=bart -F dst=lisa -F text=hello

If you don't have an SMPP server to test, check out Selenium SMPPSim. It has been used for the development of this package.

Tools

See the tools under cmd/. There's a command line tool for sending SMS from the command line, and an HTTP server with WebSocket support.

Supported PDUs

• bind_transmitter
• bind_transmitter_resp
• bind_receiver
• bind_receiver_resp
• bind_transceiver
• bind_transceiver_resp
• outbind
• unbind
• unbind_resp
• submit_sm
• submit_sm_resp
• submit_sm_multi
• submit_sm_multi_resp
• data_sm
• data_sm_resp
• deliver_sm
• deliver_sm_resp
• query_sm
• query_sm_resp
• cancel_sm
• cancel_sm_resp
• replace_sm
• replace_sm_resp
• enquire_link
• enquire_link_resp
• alert_notification
• generic_nack
• tag-length-value (TLV)

Copyright

See LICENSE and AUTHORS files for details.