Golang Smpp (3.4) Client Library, porting from Java OpenSMPP Library.

This library is tested well with several SMSC simulators:

• smpp-smsc-simulator: simulates a SMSC server – server which accepts SMS messages and handles its delivery to the mobile phone.
• SMPPSim: a SMPP SMSC simulation tool, designed to help you test your SMPP based application. SMPPSim is free of charge and open source.

gosmpp has run well in production now:

• My friend at traithivang.vn has used gosmpp as client to SMSC of Vietnamobile, a telecommunications company in Vietnam, without any problems for months.

go get -u github.com/linxGnu/gosmpp

Please refer to Communication Test Case for sample code. If you are familiar with OpenSMPP, you would know how to implement it easily.

Full example could be found: gist

• 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

Please issue me for things gone wrong or:

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D