SDK ReferenceInstall

Install the SDK

This page collects the installation steps and the minimum initialization example for each language SDK, based on the repository READMEs.

Before you start

Issue an API KEY.
Prepare your sender number and channel permissions.
Apply your network and firewall policy.

Java SDK

Repository: bizgo-sdk-comm-java

Gradle

implementation 'io.github.icomm-api:bizgo-sdk-comm-java:1.1.1'

Maven

XML

<dependency>
  <groupId>io.github.icomm-api</groupId>
  <artifactId>bizgo-sdk-comm-java</artifactId>
  <version>1.1.1</version>
</dependency>

Initialization example

Java

BizgoClient client = BizgoClient.builder()
  .apiKey("YOUR_API_KEY")
  .build();

Node.js SDK

Repository: bizgo-sdk-comm-js

NPM

Bash

npm install @bizgo/bizgo-sdk-comm-js

Initialization example

JavaScript

import { Bizgo, BizgoOptionsBuilder } from '@bizgo/bizgo-sdk-comm-js'

const bizgo = new Bizgo(
  new BizgoOptionsBuilder()
    .setBaseURL('https://mars.ibapi.kr/api/comm')
    .setApiKey('YOUR_API_KEY')
    .build()
)

Python SDK

Repository: infobank-omni-sdk-python

The current public repository uses a legacy structure, and the installation method per the README is as follows.

Bash

python3 setup.py install

Initialization example

Python

from infobank.infobank_client import InfobankClient

api = InfobankClient(
  api_url="<api_url>",
  client_id="<client_id>",
  client_passwd="<client_passwd>"
)

Basic send sample

Use each SDK's builders and models to compose a send in the messageFlow + destinations form shown below.

JSON

{
  "destinations": [{ "to": "01000000000" }],
  "messageFlow": [
    { "sms": { "from": "01000000000", "text": "SDK test message." } }
  ]
}

Recommended checks after installation

Send a single SMS.
Look up a report (using whichever method you run in production, Polling or Webhook).
Test a failover scenario (for example, Alimtalk fails → SMS).