To migrate to Telnyx you need to:
Create a TeXML application in the portal
Create a TeXML application in the portal by selecting Voice -> Programmable Voice in the left-side menu.
Go to the TeXML application tab and select the
Add new TeXML appbuttonProvide the application’s name and set
Send a TeXML Webhook to the URLandIf the primary URL fails, send webhook tofields by providing a URL to the backend server that handles the callbacks from your TwiML application.
If you use TwiML bins, you can store your instructions using the TeXML Bin tab. In that case, the URL provided when you fill in the name of the file should be used to configure the
Send a TeXML Webhook to the URLsetting for your application.
Go to your number list by navigating to Real-Time Communications -> Numbers -> Manage Numbers and assign one of the numbers to the created TeXML application. If you don’t have any yet, please follow that tutorial to buy one.
Everything is ready to make a test incoming call - you can do that by calling a number that you assigned to the application. You can find the list of supported verbs that can be used for defining instructions here: TeXML Translator.
Using REST endpoints to control the TeXML application
Telnyx offers a set of TeXML endpoints that provide feature parity with Twilio endpoints. To use them, you need to adjust two parameters:
The endpoint address should be switched to:
https://api.telnyx.com/v2/texml/The authentication header should look as follows:
Authorization: Bearer your_api_key
If you don’t have an API key created yet, please go to the home page of the Telnyx portal and select Manage keys. On the following page, you can create a new API key. The example of the request to the REST endpoint looks like this:
curl -i -X GET \ 'https://api.telnyx.com/v2/texml/Accounts/{account_sid}/Calls/{call_sid}' \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer your_api_key'The list of supported endpoints can be found under the link.