This template sends a daily SMS reminder to your phone. A schedule starts the run. JavaScript returns the message text, then Twilio delivers it.
Connect Twilio. Put the Account SID and Auth Token on the Twilio connection. Set the From number Twilio can send from, the To number for your phone, and the hour in your timezone.
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The scenario starts at the time you set, for example every morning.
JavaScript returns the SMS body, static text or a line from a small list.
Twilio sends that SMS from the number you connect to your phone.
Add a Twilio connection and paste the Account SID and Auth Token there. Set the From number Twilio can send from.
Add a schedule trigger. Choose timezone, days, and the hour the reminder should go out.
In JavaScript, return the SMS text. Send with Twilio. Set To to your mobile number. Run once by hand to confirm the SMS arrives before you leave the schedule on.
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