Twilioflow – Using State Machines for Twilio Call Flows

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August 17, 2010

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Dhananjay Keskar has released Twilioflow on github; it’s a Rails plugin for state machine driven interactions with Twilio.

Twilioflow provides:

A Workflow approach for keeping your business logic inside models
Concise Ruby way for specifying voice responses and key press actions within states
Clean and RESTful controllers that understand Twilio requests
Automatic generation of TwiML based on current interaction state
HTML scaffolding to quickly test your interactions in the browser

Here’s a snippit from the included example. It defines the :hello state.

If you’re building a Rails app with Twilio integration it’s easy to get started with Twilioflow.

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