Send SMS through Way2SMS in Windows Console.

1. Download exe file.
2. Copy to C:\Program_Files\Scripts.
3. Add C:\Program_Files\Scripts to PATH environment variable.
4. Register an account in Way2SMS.
5. Send SMS from argument, file (redirect), or command output (pipe).

> way2sms <command> [<flags>]

:: commands:
:: - get [-u|-p] [-0]
:: - set [-u <username>|-p <password>] [-i <input>] [-0]
:: - send [-u <username>] [-p <password>] [-t <to>] [-i <message (input)>] [-0]
::
:: flags:
:: -u|--username [<username>]
:: -p|--password [<password>]
:: -i|--input <input>
:: -0

get

Get configuration values of username and/or password. If a configuration has been set, all commands post it will use it unless it is already they are already specified as environment variables, or as arguments.

:: get all configuration values
> way2sms get

:: get username configuration value
> way2sms get -u

:: get configuration to file
> way2sms get > <config file>
> way2sms get > config.ini

:: get configuration with mr. interactive
> way2sms get -0
GET CONFIGURATION
Username: 9876543210
Password: incorrect

set

Set configuration values of username and/or password. Once configuration has been set, all commands post it will use it unless it is already they are already specified as environment variables, or as arguments.

:: set all configuration values
> way2sms set -u <username> -p <password>
> way2sms set -u 9876543210 -p incorrect

:: set password configuration value
> way2sms set -p <password>
> way2sms set -p incorrect

:: set configuration from file
> echo username=<username>> <config file>
> echo username=9876543210> config.ini
> echo password=<password>>> <config file>
> echo password=incorrect>> config.ini
> way2sms set < <config file>
> way2sms set < config.ini

:: set configuration with mr. interactive
> way2sms set -0
SET CONFIGURATION
Username: <username>
Username: 9876543210
Password: <password>
Password: incorrect

send

Login to Way2SMS using given username and password, and send SMS message to specified mobile number, as specified in input. username and password are special options and can be specified as arguments, environment variables, or configuration set using set command.

:: send sms using arguments
> way2sms send -u <username> -p <password> -t <to> -i <message(input)>
> way2sms send -u 9876543210 -p incorrect -t 8765432109 -i "Short Message Service!"

:: send sms using environment variables
> set OWAY2SMS_USERNAME=<username>
> set OWAY2SMS_USERNAME=9876543210
> set OWAY2SMS_PASSWORD=<password>
> set OWAY2SMS_PASSWORD=incorrect
> way2sms send -t <to> -i <message (input)>
> way2sms send -t 8765432109 -i "Short Message Service!"

:: send sms using configuration
> way2sms set -u <username> -p <password>
> way2sms set -u 9876543210 -p incorrect
> way2sms send -t <to> -i <message (input)>
> way2sms send -t 8765432109 -i "Short Message Service!"

:: send sms with input from file text
> ping <host> > <log file>
> ping www.google.co.in > ping-www.google.co.in.log
> way2sms send -u <username> -p <password> -t <to> < <file>
> way2sms send -u 9876543210 -p incorrect -t 8765432109 < ping-www.google.co.in.log

:: send sms with input from command output
> ping <host> | way2sms send -u <username> -p <password> -t <to>
> ping www.google.co.in | way2sms send -u 9876543210 -p incorrect -t 8765432109

:: send sms with mr. interactive
> way2sms send -0
SEND SMS
Username: <username>
Username: 9876543210
Password: <password>
Password: incorrect
To: <to>
To: 8765432109
Message:
<message (input)>
Message:
See no evil.
Hear no evil.
Speak no evil.
^Z

References: Way2SMS.com, a Way2Online venture, Kingster's Way2SMS unofficial PHP API.