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Represents a Call Feedback resource in the Twilio API.

Examples

Since Call Feedback is a nested resource in the Twilio API, you must pass in a parent Call SID to all functions in this module.

ExTwilio.Feedback.create([quality_score: 5], [call: "call_sid"])
ExTwilio.Feedback.find(call: "call_sid")

Summary

Functions

children()

Children represent path segments that come after the current resource. For example, in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users/Active "Active" is a child. Children may or may not have a key in the next segment.

create(data, options \\ [])
do_new(struct, list)
find(list)

Find feedback for a given call. Any options other than [call: "sid"] will result in a FunctionClauseError.

new()
new(attrs)
parents()

Parents represent path segments that precede the current resource. For example, in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users "Services" is a parent. Parents will always have a key in the next segment. If your parent is under a submodule of ExTwilio, specify your parent using the ExTwilio.Parent struct.

resource_collection_name()

Underscored and lowercased collection name for a given resource. Delegates the real work to ExTwilio.UrlGenerator.resource_collection_name/1 by default.

resource_name()

CamelCase resource name as it would be used in Twilio's API. Delegates the real work to ExTwilio.UrlGenerator.resource_name/1 by default.

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children()

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@spec children() :: list()

Children represent path segments that come after the current resource. For example, in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users/Active "Active" is a child. Children may or may not have a key in the next segment.

Override this method in your resource to specify children in the order that they will appear in the path.

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create(data, options \\ [])

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@spec create(ExTwilio.Api.data(), list()) :: ExTwilio.Parser.parsed_response()
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do_new(struct, list)

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@spec do_new(%ExTwilio.Feedback{issues: term(), quality_score: term()}, list()) ::
  %ExTwilio.Feedback{
    issues: term(),
    quality_score: term()
  }
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find(list)

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@spec find([{:call, String.t()}]) ::
  ExTwilio.Parser.success() | ExTwilio.Parser.error()

Find feedback for a given call. Any options other than [call: "sid"] will result in a FunctionClauseError.

Examples 

ExTwilio.Feedback.find(call: "sid")
%ExTwilio.Feedback{issues: [], quality_score: 5}
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new()

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@spec new() :: %ExTwilio.Feedback{issues: term(), quality_score: term()}
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new(attrs)

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@spec new(list()) :: %ExTwilio.Feedback{issues: term(), quality_score: term()}
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parents()

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@spec parents() :: list()

Parents represent path segments that precede the current resource. For example, in the path /v2/Services/ISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/Users "Services" is a parent. Parents will always have a key in the next segment. If your parent is under a submodule of ExTwilio, specify your parent using the ExTwilio.Parent struct.

Override this method in your resource to specify parents in the order that they will appear in the path.

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resource_collection_name()

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Underscored and lowercased collection name for a given resource. Delegates the real work to ExTwilio.UrlGenerator.resource_collection_name/1 by default.

Override in your module after use ExTwilio.Resource if you need something different.

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resource_name()

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CamelCase resource name as it would be used in Twilio's API. Delegates the real work to ExTwilio.UrlGenerator.resource_name/1 by default.

Override in your module after use ExTwilio.Resource if you need something different.