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Inbound SMS in Rails with Twilio Discussion

Thanks Chris. Ended up using this to programatically send a text message after a user completes an order, and allow that user to ask questions, creating a conversation, where we can respond from the website.

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Can you use actioncable for when a response comes in? If so, would you be able to post a simple gist snippet for it?? Thanks

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Yes totally, I did it!

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Anyone know why ActionCable throttles the memory of my ubuntu 16.04 server. I'm using phusion passenger and nginx. I saw some instructions for setting up actioncable, but I didn't know it would be mandatory. But yes, I would like to see the gist you have for setting up action cable for incoming responses. Thanks.

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Hey Chris, when I do a User.find_by(phone: params[:From]), I was hoping that it would use a Phonelib object comparison, but it doesn't, so if my user saved their phone number as 3033033003, it is comparing to a text message coming in (twilio_controller.rb) coming from a number with +1 in front. What is the a clean and performent way to make this query work?

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Did anyone else run into this issue?

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I know Chris is kind of busy, but I've been trying for two weeks to link ActionCable up to the TwilioController. Has anyone successfully done this?

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Where are you Stuck?

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Updating the show action when a response is sent back. ActionCable is not rendering the template partial.

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A Twilio Programmable Video implemented with Stimulus would be very much appreciated. Thank you Chris for the hard work.

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