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How to Send an MMS with Node.js

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Date Published
Author
Ashley Boucher
Word Count
782
Company Posts That Month
60
Language
English
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Summary

To send an MMS using Node.js and Twilio, start by creating a new project directory, initializing a new Node.js app, installing the required dependencies, buying a Twilio phone number, and setting up environment variables for your Twilio account credentials. Then, create a file named index.js to send an MMS with media content, replacing the placeholders with your actual credentials. Finally, run the application with the command `node index.js` to receive the sent message on your personal phone.

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