Reverse geolocate the inputted coordinates using Radar and sends SOS message with those details to the inputted phone number via Twilio

Example input:

{
    "latitude": "40.70390",
    "longitude": "-73.98670",
    "phoneNumber": "+919876543210"
}

Example success output:

{
    "sos": true
}

Example failure output:

{
    "sos": false
}

ℹ️ Error logs are shown as console output on the Appwrite Function's console.

Go to Settings tab of your Appwrite Function and add the following environment variables:

• TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID: Twilio Account SID
• TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN: Twilio Auth Token
• TWILIO_PHONE_NUMBER: Twilio Phone Number to make the call from
• RADAR_SECRET: Radar API Key

ℹ️ The Twilio Account SID and Auth Token can be obtained from your Twilio console. You can purchase a Twilio phone number using this guide. Radar's API key can be obtained from their Dashboard

There are two ways of deploying the Appwrite function, both having the same results, but each using a different process. We highly recommend using CLI deployment to achieve the best experience.

Make sure you have Appwrite CLI installed, and you have successfully logged into your Appwrite server. To make sure Appwrite CLI is ready, you can use the command appwrite client --debug and it should respond with green text ✓ Success.

Make sure you are in the same folder as your appwrite.json file and run appwrite deploy function to deploy your function. You will be prompted to select which functions you want to deploy.

Manual deployment has no requirements and uses Appwrite Console to deploy the tag. First, enter the folder of your function. Then, create a tarball of the whole folder and gzip it. After creating .tar.gz file, visit Appwrite Console, click on the Deploy Tag button and switch to the Manual tab. There, set the entrypoint to src/Index.cs, and upload the file we just generated.