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https://github.com/twilio/twilio-goThe official Go client library for the Twilio API, allowing developers to programmatically interact with Twilio services such as SMS and Voice. The library is largely auto-generated from OpenAPI specifications and supports Go versions 1.18 through 1.24. It includes functionality for initializing RestClients, generating TwiML responses, validating requests, and building access tokens for Twilio Client SDKs.
The Conversations v2 API allows you to manage configurations, conversations, participants, and communications.
Key workflows include:
The AccountsConferencesParticipantsApi provides endpoints to manage individual participants within a specific Twilio Conference. You can create new participants, fetch details for an existing participant, list all participants in a conference, update participant properties, or remove (kick) a participant from a conference.
All API requests are relative to https://api.twilio.com.
| Method | HTTP request | Description |
------------- | ------------- | ------------- |
| [**CreateParticipant**](#CreateParticipant) | **Post** /2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Conferences/{ConferenceSid}/Participants.json | |
| [**DeleteParticipant**](#DeleteParticipant) | **Delete** /2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Conferences/{ConferenceSid}/Participants/{CallSid}.json | Kick a participant from a given conference |
| [**FetchParticipant**](#FetchParticipant) | **Get** /2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Conferences/{ConferenceSid}/Participants/{CallSid}.json | Fetch an instance of a participant |
| [**ListParticipant**](#ListParticipant) | **Get** /2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Conferences/{ConferenceSid}/Participants.json | Retrieve a list of participants belonging to the account used to make the request |
| [**UpdateParticipant**](#UpdateParticipant) | **Post** /2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Conferences/{ConferenceSid}/Participants/{CallSid}.json | Update the properties of the participant |The AccountsCallsStreamsApi allows you to manage Media Streams for active Twilio calls. You can create a new stream to capture media or update an existing stream (typically to stop it) using its SID or the name assigned during creation.
All API requests are relative to https://api.twilio.com.
The AccountsCallsSiprecApi allows you to manage SIPREC (Session for Internet Protocol Control eXchange) resources associated with specific Twilio Calls. You can create new SIPREC resources or stop existing ones using their SID or the name assigned during creation.
All API requests are relative to https://api.twilio.com.
The client.BaseClient is an abstraction used by the Twilio Go helper library to allow users to plug in any implementation of an HTTP client. This design enables:
http.Client configured with specific Transport settings.When working with the Addresses property of a ConversationsV2Participant, the format of the address depends on the communication channel being used:
"+18005550100")"user@example.com")whatsapp: prefix (e.g., "whatsapp:+18005550100")rcs: prefix (e.g., "rcs:brand_acme_agent" or "rcs:+18005550100")ExtractionResult object represents the output generated by a Twilio Intelligence Operator. It contains metadata about the execution, the specific operator used, and the structured data extracted from a conversation. The structure of the Result field is determined by the OutputFormat property set on the Operator that generated the result.The Conversational Intelligence API is organized into three primary resource types:
Configurations resource to create and manage intelligence configurations. These define rules that control how and when language operators analyze and transform conversations.Operators resource to create custom language operators or to retrieve existing Twilio-authored and custom operators.Conversations resource to retrieve conversations that have been processed with an intelligence configuration, and use the OperatorResults resource to retrieve the specific language operator results for those conversations.NumbersV2EndUserType model represents a configuration for an End-User Type within the Twilio Numbers V2 API. It defines the structure and required information (fields) that must be collected when creating an End-User. The specific fields required for an End-User will vary depending on whether the user is an individual or a business and may change based on evolving regulatory requirements.The LanguageOperatorVersion resource allows you to define custom behavior using Prompt and TrainingExamples.
{{parameters.[param_name]}} syntax.Important Note on Visibility:
These fields are only exposed for Custom Operators (where author is SELF). For Twilio-authored operators (author is TWILIO), the Prompt and TrainingExamples will be omitted from the API response.
ConversationsV2ConversationsV1Bridge model is used to facilitate bridging between Conversations V1 and Conversations V2 services. To use this bridge, you must provide the ServiceId, which is the Conversations V1 Service SID (prefixed with IS). Note that you can only have one configuration per V1 Service SID.In the context of Voice Dialing Permissions, a Prefix is a contiguous number range for a block of E.164 numbers that includes the E.164 assigned country code.
When defining a prefix, it acts as a pattern matcher for a range of numbers. For example, a North American Numbering Plan (NANP) prefix like +1510720 (which can be represented as +1(510) 720) matches all numbers in the inclusive range from +1(510) 720-0000 to +1(510) 720-9999.
// Example Prefix Concept:
// +1510720 matches the range [+15107200000 to +15107209999]