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Twilio SMS API (NodeJS snippet)

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Aamazingandyyy
Last edited Oct 4, 2016
Created on Oct 4, 2016

This example demonstrates how to send an SMS message through the Twilio SMS API using Node.js. The code initializes the Twilio client with account credentials from environment variables, then defines a POST route that accepts a phone number and name from the request body. It calls `twilio.sendMessage` to deliver a personalized greeting, handling success and error responses with appropriate HTTP status codes. The snippet shows the complete workflow from environment configuration to message transmission.

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