twilio phone-numbers:buy:shared-cost
Purchase a shared-cost phone number
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
-l <level> | |
-o <format> | Format of command output |
--silent | Suppress output and logs. This is a shorthand for "-l none -o none" |
--country-code <country-code> |
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--account-sid <account-sid> | The SID of the Account requesting the AvailablePhoneNumber resources |
--address-sid <address-sid> | The SID of the Address resource we should associate with the new phone number. Some regions require addresses to meet local regulations |
--api-version <api-version> | The API version to use for incoming calls made to the new phone number. The default is `2010-04-01` |
--area-code <area-code> | The area code of the phone numbers to read. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--beta | Whether to read phone numbers that are new to the Twilio platform. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `true` |
--no-beta | Whether to read phone numbers that are new to the Twilio platform. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `true` |
--bundle-sid <bundle-sid> | The SID of the Bundle resource that you associate with the phone number. Some regions require a Bundle to meet local Regulations |
--contains <contains> | The pattern on which to match phone numbers. Valid characters are `*`, `0-9`, `a-z`, and `A-Z`. The `*` character matches any single digit. For examples, see Example 2 and Example 3. If specified, this value must have at least two characters |
--distance <distance> | The search radius, in miles, for a `near_` query. Can be up to `500` and the default is `25`. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--emergency-address-sid <emergency-address-sid> | The SID of the emergency address configuration to use for emergency calling from the new phone number |
--emergency-status <status> | The parameter displays if emergency calling is enabled for this number. Active numbers may place emergency calls by dialing valid emergency numbers for the country |
--exclude-all-address-required | Whether to exclude phone numbers that require an Address. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `false` |
--no-exclude-all-address-required | Whether to exclude phone numbers that require an Address. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `false` |
--exclude-foreign-address-required | Whether to exclude phone numbers that require a foreign Address. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `false` |
--no-exclude-foreign-address-required | Whether to exclude phone numbers that require a foreign Address. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `false` |
--exclude-local-address-required | Whether to exclude phone numbers that require a local Address. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `false` |
--no-exclude-local-address-required | Whether to exclude phone numbers that require a local Address. Can be: `true` or `false` and the default is `false` |
--fax-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive faxes. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--no-fax-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive faxes. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--friendly-name <friendly-name> | A descriptive string that you created to describe the new phone number. It can be up to 64 characters long. By default, this is a formatted version of the new phone number |
--identity-sid <identity-sid> | The SID of the Identity resource that we should associate with the new phone number. Some regions require an identity to meet local regulations |
--in-lata <in-lata> | Limit results to a specific local access and transport area (LATA). Given a phone number, search within the same LATA as that number. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--in-locality <in-locality> | Limit results to a particular locality or city. Given a phone number, search within the same Locality as that number |
--in-postal-code <in-postal-code> | Limit results to a particular postal code. Given a phone number, search within the same postal code as that number. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--in-rate-center <in-rate-center> | Limit results to a specific rate center, or given a phone number search within the same rate center as that number. Requires `in_lata` to be set as well. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--in-region <in-region> | Limit results to a particular region, state, or province. Given a phone number, search within the same region as that number. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--limit <limit> | The maximum number of resources to return. Use '--no-limit' to disable |
--mms-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive MMS messages. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--no-mms-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive MMS messages. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--near-lat-long <near-lat-long> | Given a latitude/longitude pair `lat,long` find geographically close numbers within `distance` miles. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--near-number <near-number> | Given a phone number, find a geographically close number within `distance` miles. Distance defaults to 25 miles. Applies to only phone numbers in the US and Canada |
--no-header | Skip including of headers while listing the data |
--page-size <page-size> | How many resources to return in each list page. The default is 50, and the maximum is 1000 |
--properties <properties> | The properties you would like to display (JSON output always shows all properties) |
--sms-application-sid <sms-application-sid> | The SID of the application that should handle SMS messages sent to the new phone number. If an `sms_application_sid` is present, we ignore all of the `sms_*_url` urls and use those set on the application |
--sms-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive text messages. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--no-sms-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive text messages. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--sms-fallback-method <method> | The HTTP method that we should use to call `sms_fallback_url`. Can be: `GET` or `POST` and defaults to `POST` |
--sms-fallback-url <sms-fallback-url> | The URL that we should call when an error occurs while requesting or executing the TwiML defined by `sms_url` |
--sms-method <method> | The HTTP method that we should use to call `sms_url`. Can be: `GET` or `POST` and defaults to `POST` |
--sms-url <sms-url> | The URL we should call when the new phone number receives an incoming SMS message |
--status-callback <status-callback> | The URL we should call using the `status_callback_method` to send status information to your application |
--status-callback-method <method> | The HTTP method we should use to call `status_callback`. Can be: `GET` or `POST` and defaults to `POST` |
--trunk-sid <trunk-sid> | The SID of the Trunk we should use to handle calls to the new phone number. If a `trunk_sid` is present, we ignore all of the voice urls and voice applications and use only those set on the Trunk. Setting a `trunk_sid` will automatically delete your `voice_application_sid` and vice versa |
--voice-application-sid <voice-application-sid> | The SID of the application we should use to handle calls to the new phone number. If a `voice_application_sid` is present, we ignore all of the voice urls and use only those set on the application. Setting a `voice_application_sid` will automatically delete your `trunk_sid` and vice versa |
--voice-caller-id-lookup | Whether to lookup the caller's name from the CNAM database and post it to your app. Can be: `true` or `false` and defaults to `false` |
--no-voice-caller-id-lookup | Whether to lookup the caller's name from the CNAM database and post it to your app. Can be: `true` or `false` and defaults to `false` |
--voice-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive calls. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--no-voice-enabled | Whether the phone numbers can receive calls. Can be: `true` or `false` |
--voice-fallback-method <method> | The HTTP method that we should use to call `voice_fallback_url`. Can be: `GET` or `POST` and defaults to `POST` |
--voice-fallback-url <voice-fallback-url> | The URL that we should call when an error occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML requested by `url` |
--voice-method <method> | The HTTP method that we should use to call `voice_url`. Can be: `GET` or `POST` and defaults to `POST` |
--voice-receive-mode <mode> | The configuration parameter for the new phone number to receive incoming voice calls or faxes. Can be: `fax` or `voice` and defaults to `voice` |
--voice-url <voice-url> | The URL that we should call to answer a call to the new phone number. The `voice_url` will not be called if a `voice_application_sid` or a `trunk_sid` is set |