Demo applications
There are several resources that illustrate integration with the Infobip APIs. For starters, dedicated documentation pages for every API endpoint contain code snippets that show how to connect to that specific resource.
Also, our client libraries are publicly available on GitHub (opens in a new tab) and are accompanied with example code detailing their usage. But the most exhaustive code examples can be found in our demo applications.
Demo applications are self-contained, fully functional applications written in several programming languages. They implement API integration from setting up the HTTP client, through making API requests to parsing and interpreting the API responses. Functionality typically found in a demo application consists of sending SMS and fetching delivery confirmation.
In order to use the demo application, you will need to provide your Infobip account credentials. If you do not have an account yet, follow the instruction at the account registration documentation page.
Currently, we have demo applications written in 2 languages:
Each application’s code is available at GitHub (opens in a new tab) where you can browse, check it out and/or fork it. For specific details take a look at the project’s respective README.md files, where you can find details on things like requirements, coding approaches, and instruction on running the applications.
Java application
The Java demo application’s code can be found here (opens in a new tab). You can find instructions on how to check out, compile and run the code yourself in the repository’s README.md.
The Java demo application uses detailed code comments to illustrate and explain all the key parts of integrating with the Infobip API. User interface components are contained in dedicated packages so that the business logic code can be used as a guideline for writing server side applications as well.
Additionally, download (opens in a new tab) the prepackaged application. The application does not require any installation and can be run immediately after download.
PHP application
The PHP application code (opens in a new tab) repository has 2 branches. The master branch illustrates how to integrate with the Infobip API manually, while the above linked api-client-example branch uses the PHP client library to make the HTTP API calls.
The PHP demo application is accompanied with a fully-fledged, step-by-step tutorial how to recreate the app. You can find the tutorial text in the repositories README.md file, or on our blog (opens in a new tab).