__version__ = '2.0.0'

def get_account(using=None):
    from django.conf import settings
    accounts = settings.SMSGATEWAY_ACCOUNTS
    if using is not None:
        return accounts[using]
    else:
        return accounts[accounts['__default__']]

def send(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
    """
    Send an SMS message immediately.

    *   'to' is a semicolon separated list of phone numbers with an international
        prefix (+32... etc).
    *   'msg' is the message itself as a unicode object (max 160 characters).
    *   'signature' is where the message comes from. Depends on the backend in use.
    *   'using' is an optional parameter where you can specify a specific account
        to send messages from.
    """
    from smsgateway.backends import get_backend
    from smsgateway.sms import SMSRequest
    account_dict = get_account(using)
    backend = get_backend(account_dict['backend'])
    sms_request = SMSRequest(to, msg, signature, reliable=reliable)
    return backend.send(sms_request, account_dict)

def send_queued(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
    """
    Place SMS message in queue to be sent.
    """
    from smsgateway.models import QueuedSMS
    QueuedSMS.objects.create(
        to=to,
        content=msg,
        signature=signature,
        using=using if using is not None else '__none__',
        reliable=reliable
    )

__version__ = '2.0.0'

def get_account(using=None):
    from django.conf import settings
    accounts = settings.SMSGATEWAY_ACCOUNTS
    if using is not None:
        return accounts[using]
    else:
        return accounts[accounts['__default__']]

def send(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
    """
    Send an SMS message immediately.

    *   'to' is a semicolon separated list of phone numbers with an international
        prefix (+32... etc).
    *   'msg' is the message itself as a unicode object (max 160 characters).
    *   'signature' is where the message comes from. Depends on the backend in use.
    *   'using' is an optional parameter where you can specify a specific account
        to send messages from.
    """
    from smsgateway.backends import get_backend
    from smsgateway.sms import SMSRequest
    account_dict = get_account(using)
    backend = get_backend(account_dict['backend'])
    sms_request = SMSRequest(to, msg, signature, reliable=reliable)
    return backend.send(sms_request, account_dict)

def send_queued(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False, priority=None):
    """
    Place SMS message in queue to be sent.
    """
    from smsgateway.models import QueuedSMS
    queued_sms = QueuedSMS(
        to=to,
        content=msg,
        signature=signature,
        using=using if using is not None else '__none__',
        reliable=reliable
    )
    if priority is not None:
        queued_sms.priority = priority
    queued_sms.save()

Add priority option to send_queued
Add priority option to send_queued

  __version__ = '2.0.0'
  
  def get_account(using=None):
      from django.conf import settings
      accounts = settings.SMSGATEWAY_ACCOUNTS
      if using is not None:
          return accounts[using]
      else:
          return accounts[accounts['__default__']]
  
  def send(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
      """
      Send an SMS message immediately.
  
      *   'to' is a semicolon separated list of phone numbers with an international
          prefix (+32... etc).
      *   'msg' is the message itself as a unicode object (max 160 characters).
      *   'signature' is where the message comes from. Depends on the backend in use.
      *   'using' is an optional parameter where you can specify a specific account
          to send messages from.
      """
      from smsgateway.backends import get_backend
      from smsgateway.sms import SMSRequest
      account_dict = get_account(using)
      backend = get_backend(account_dict['backend'])
      sms_request = SMSRequest(to, msg, signature, reliable=reliable)
      return backend.send(sms_request, account_dict)
  
- def send_queued(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
+ def send_queued(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False, priority=None):
      """
      Place SMS message in queue to be sent.
      """
      from smsgateway.models import QueuedSMS
-     QueuedSMS.objects.create(
+     queued_sms = QueuedSMS(
          to=to,
          content=msg,
          signature=signature,
          using=using if using is not None else '__none__',
          reliable=reliable
      )
+     if priority is not None:
+         queued_sms.priority = priority
+     queued_sms.save()
  
Add priority option to send_queued
## Code Before:
__version__ = '2.0.0'

def get_account(using=None):
    from django.conf import settings
    accounts = settings.SMSGATEWAY_ACCOUNTS
    if using is not None:
        return accounts[using]
    else:
        return accounts[accounts['__default__']]

def send(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
    """
    Send an SMS message immediately.

    *   'to' is a semicolon separated list of phone numbers with an international
        prefix (+32... etc).
    *   'msg' is the message itself as a unicode object (max 160 characters).
    *   'signature' is where the message comes from. Depends on the backend in use.
    *   'using' is an optional parameter where you can specify a specific account
        to send messages from.
    """
    from smsgateway.backends import get_backend
    from smsgateway.sms import SMSRequest
    account_dict = get_account(using)
    backend = get_backend(account_dict['backend'])
    sms_request = SMSRequest(to, msg, signature, reliable=reliable)
    return backend.send(sms_request, account_dict)

def send_queued(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
    """
    Place SMS message in queue to be sent.
    """
    from smsgateway.models import QueuedSMS
    QueuedSMS.objects.create(
        to=to,
        content=msg,
        signature=signature,
        using=using if using is not None else '__none__',
        reliable=reliable
    )

## Instruction:
Add priority option to send_queued
## Code After:
__version__ = '2.0.0'

def get_account(using=None):
    from django.conf import settings
    accounts = settings.SMSGATEWAY_ACCOUNTS
    if using is not None:
        return accounts[using]
    else:
        return accounts[accounts['__default__']]

def send(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False):
    """
    Send an SMS message immediately.

    *   'to' is a semicolon separated list of phone numbers with an international
        prefix (+32... etc).
    *   'msg' is the message itself as a unicode object (max 160 characters).
    *   'signature' is where the message comes from. Depends on the backend in use.
    *   'using' is an optional parameter where you can specify a specific account
        to send messages from.
    """
    from smsgateway.backends import get_backend
    from smsgateway.sms import SMSRequest
    account_dict = get_account(using)
    backend = get_backend(account_dict['backend'])
    sms_request = SMSRequest(to, msg, signature, reliable=reliable)
    return backend.send(sms_request, account_dict)

def send_queued(to, msg, signature, using=None, reliable=False, priority=None):
    """
    Place SMS message in queue to be sent.
    """
    from smsgateway.models import QueuedSMS
    queued_sms = QueuedSMS(
        to=to,
        content=msg,
        signature=signature,
        using=using if using is not None else '__none__',
        reliable=reliable
    )
    if priority is not None:
        queued_sms.priority = priority
    queued_sms.save()
