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@appsolutely/gatewayapi
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For documentation of the API, see Gatewayapi.com
This is not gatewayapi's official node library.
npm install @appsolutely/gatewayapi
// CommonJS
const gatewayapi = require('@appsolutely/gatewayapi');
gatewayapi.setApiToken('YOUR GATEWAYAPI TOKEN')
// ES Module
import * as gatewayapi from '@appsolutely/gatewayapi';
gatewayapi.setApiToken('YOUR GATEWAYAPI TOKEN')
const payload: gatewayapi.payloadObject = {
sender: 'exampleSender',
message: "Example message string to %FIRSTNAME% %LASTNAME%",
callback_url: 'https://api.example.com/callback',
userref: '123abc',
tags: ['%FIRSTNAME%', '%LASTNAME%'],
recipients: [
{
msisdn: 4712345678,
tagvalues: ['Barack', 'Obama']
},
],
}
gatewayapi.sendSMS(payload).then(response => {
//Do something with the response
}).catch(error => {
//Do something with the error
})
gatewayapi.checkBalance(payload).then(response => {
//Do something with the response
}).catch(error => {
//Do something with the error
})
FAQs
Node Gatewayapi SMS API wrapper
The npm package @appsolutely/gatewayapi receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @appsolutely/gatewayapi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @appsolutely/gatewayapi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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