/// <summary>
/// Registers a new Device and Push Token against Trusted Comms API. This works specially for iOS devices, which don't
/// allow the SDK to know when there's an incoming call, nor the originating number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options"> Create Device parameters </param>
/// <param name="client"> Client to make requests to Twilio </param>
/// <returns> A single instance of Device </returns>
public static DeviceResource Create(CreateDeviceOptions options, ITwilioRestClient client = null)
{
client = client ?? TwilioClient.GetRestClient();
var response = client.Request(BuildCreateRequest(options, client));
return(FromJson(response.Content));
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers a new Device and Push Token against Trusted Comms API. This works specially for iOS devices, which don't
/// allow the SDK to know when there's an incoming call, nor the originating number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="phoneNumber"> The end user Phone Number </param>
/// <param name="pushToken"> The Push Token for this Phone Number </param>
/// <param name="client"> Client to make requests to Twilio </param>
/// <returns> Task that resolves to A single instance of Device </returns>
public static async System.Threading.Tasks.Task <DeviceResource> CreateAsync(string phoneNumber,
string pushToken,
ITwilioRestClient client = null)
{
var options = new CreateDeviceOptions(phoneNumber, pushToken);
return(await CreateAsync(options, client));
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers a new Device and Push Token against Trusted Comms API. This works specially for iOS devices, which don't
/// allow the SDK to know when there's an incoming call, nor the originating number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options"> Create Device parameters </param>
/// <param name="client"> Client to make requests to Twilio </param>
/// <returns> Task that resolves to A single instance of Device </returns>
public static async System.Threading.Tasks.Task <DeviceResource> CreateAsync(CreateDeviceOptions options,
ITwilioRestClient client = null)
{
client = client ?? TwilioClient.GetRestClient();
var response = await client.RequestAsync(BuildCreateRequest(options, client));
return(FromJson(response.Content));
}
private static Request BuildCreateRequest(CreateDeviceOptions options, ITwilioRestClient client)
{
return(new Request(
HttpMethod.Post,
Rest.Domain.Preview,
"/TrustedComms/Devices",
client.Region,
postParams: options.GetParams()
));
}
/// <summary>
/// Registers a new Device and Push Token against Trusted Comms API. This works specially for iOS devices, which don't
/// allow the SDK to know when there's an incoming call, nor the originating number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="phoneNumber"> The end user Phone Number </param>
/// <param name="pushToken"> The Push Token for this Phone Number </param>
/// <param name="client"> Client to make requests to Twilio </param>
/// <returns> A single instance of Device </returns>
public static DeviceResource Create(string phoneNumber, string pushToken, ITwilioRestClient client = null)
{
var options = new CreateDeviceOptions(phoneNumber, pushToken);
return(Create(options, client));
}
