Install A Burner And Restart Computer' title='Install A Burner And Restart Computer' />You walk into your favourite coffee shop and today they ask you if youd like to register for a loyalty card. All they need is your name and phone number. On the way back you stop for groceries and the cashier asks if youd like to enter a prize draw. All they need is your name and phone number. Its finally time to put that lawn mower youve not used in years on Craigslist but at the end of the ad, it asks you to enter your phone number so buyers can contact you directly. You need a burner phone Lets look at how we can use Kotlin and Twilio to build and deploy a burner phone application so that we can use multiple phone numbers for these situations. If you just want to download the code you can have a look at this repo or deploy it to Heroku using the button below. Our tools. I will be using Intelli. J IDEA for the code but feel free to use your preferred IDE as long as it works well with Gradle. Install A Burner And Restart Computer' title='Install A Burner And Restart Computer' />One or multiple Twilio Phone numbers for creating various burner phones. You can get them here. Install A Burner And Restart Computer' title='Install A Burner And Restart Computer' />The project. Lets start by creating a new Gradle project in Intelli. J and adding Kotlin Java as the library. I have described the entire process on the first part of Send and Receive SMS messages with Kotlin. You can follow it here. Alternatively you can just clone the repository as follows. Burner. Phones. git. Burner. Phones. git checkout starter applicationgit clonegitgithub. Burner. Phones. gitcd. Burner. Phonesgit checkout starter application. With that project open on Intelli. J, start by right clicking on App. Run. In your browser go to http localhost 8. Lets change one configuration in App. SMS messages and calls to. Inside the main function add the following. Arraylt String. System. PropertyMYNUMBER, System. 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I have my telephone number set as an environment variable on my computer. My colleague Dominik wrote a nice article explaining how to set environment variables on Mac, Windows and Linux. Once you have the MYNUMBER variable set correctly for your environment with your own telephone number were ready to start building the application. Forwarding SMS messages. We still want to get every SMS message sent to our burner phones, but we want them redirected to our own number. The beauty of doing this is that if we ever get tired of being spammed from a certain number, we can just discard that number on the Twilio console and be done with it. Open SMSController. SMS just below the one that is already there. Body. import com. How To Beat A Swab Test For Crack Cocaine on this page. Message. import com. Messaging. Response. Request. Mapping. Request. Param. import org. Rest. Controller. Request. Mappingsms. Rest. Controller class SMSController. Request. Mappingvalue. Spring. Boot A nice looking sms controller. Request. Mappingvalue forward. SMS, produces array. Oftextxml. fun forward. SMSRequest. Paramvalue From from String, Request. Paramvalue Body body String String. Message. Builder. System. get. PropertyMYNUMBER. BodyMessage from from n body. Messaging. Response. Builder. messagemessage. Xml. 1. 23. 45. Bodyimportcom. Messageimportcom. Messaging. Responseimportorg. Request. Mappingimportorg. Request. Paramimportorg. Rest. ControllerRequest. MappingsmsRest. Controllerclass. SMSController    Request. Mappingvalue    fun hello. Spring. BootA nice looking sms controller    Request. Mappingvalueforward. SMS,producesarray. Oftextxml    fun forward. SMSRequest. ParamvalueFromfrom String,Request. ParamvalueBodybody String String        val messageMessage. Builder                . System. get. PropertyMYNUMBER                . BodyMessage from from n body. Messaging. Response. Builder. messagemessage. Xml    This new mapping will tell Twilio to forward any inbound SMS to our own number. It will forward the message so we still know whose number originally sent it. It is useful to know who sent the message so you can respond if you need or just as easily add a condition to the top of the mapping to block any messages from that specific sender. Restart the application and test it out by sending a POST request to it with c. URL for example. http localhost 8. SMS. F From1. F BodyChecking my Twi. ML workscurl XPOST http localhost 8. SMS  FFrom1. 23. FBodyChecking my Twi. ML worksAnd the result should be the Twi. ML that will tell Twilio to forward the message. Before we configure our Twilio numbers lets add call forwarding to our application. Forwarding Calls. To forward calls we will use the same principle as above but will have it in a different controller to keep things neat. If you cloned the starter application you should already have that controller. Create a new Kotlin controler called Call. Controller. kt alongside SMSController. In that controller add the highlighted code or just copy everything if you still have an empty controller. Number. import org. Request. Mapping. Request. Param. import org. Rest. Controller. Request. Mappingcall. Rest. Controller class Call. Controller. Request. Mappingvalue. Spring. Boot A nice looking call controller. Request. Mappingvalue forward. Call, produces array. Oftextxml. fun forward. CallRequest. Paramvalue From from String String. Dial. Builder. numberNumber. BuilderSystem. get. PropertyMYNUMBER. Voice. Response. Builder. Say. BuilderYou have a call from from. Say. Voice. ALICE. Xml. 1. 23. 45. Numberimportorg. Request. Mappingimportorg. Request. Paramimportorg. Rest. ControllerRequest. MappingcallRest. Controllerclass. Call. Controller    Request. Mappingvalue    fun hello. Spring. BootA nice looking call controller    Request. Mappingvalueforward. Call,producesarray. Oftextxml    fun forward. CallRequest. ParamvalueFromfrom String String        val callDial. Builder. numberNumber. BuilderSystem. get. PropertyMYNUMBER. Voice. Response. Builder                . Say. BuilderYou have a call from from. Say. Voice. ALICE. Xml    Just like before, we are adding information about the caller for when the call is forwarded. So when you get a call to this Twilio number you hear a message that tells you the number that is calling. You can also test that this is working correctly by making a POST request to it and checking that the Twi. ML returned looks right. Before we configure our Twilio numbers to use the application we need to deploy it somewhere. Lets look at how to do this with Heroku. Deploying your Kotlin application to Heroku. If you havent yet create an account on Heroku. Once you have an account and installed the heroku toolbelt, go to your terminal and login from there. Enter your Heroku credentials. Email meexample. Password heroku login. Enter your Heroku credentials. Email meexample. Password Still in terminal create a new Heroku application. If you havent created this application from scratch but cloned the starter application repository, you will now need to merge it into master as follows. You can skip the step above if you created the project from scratch, just make sure you in  master and were ready to push this to Heroku. This will take a few seconds and when its complete you should see a message that looks like this on your terminal.