I have manually built a Plivo interface for sending txt msgs as Plivo does not provide Perl support. I've used it for years. Recently I've decided to try changing my app over to use Twilio for txt msging. I learned of the SMS:Send cpan module to do this already-made, yay!

Since I already have the code, and maybe someone else might want to use Plivo, I've taken the trouble to implement it in SMS:Send by copying the existing Twilio modules and tweaking the code for Plivo.

I've done some searching, and I've only found how to create/submit a brand-new cpan module. I just need to add a couple of source files to an existing module. Perhaps there's some tests I should add as well?

Could anyone guide me to how to download the existing bundle, so I can add my changes and upload? Also, is there a review mechanism so that I can be assured I'm not messing something up?

P.S. I have created a PAUSE account, I'm in pending status.

In reply to adding to existing cpan module by MikeL

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