@pskzcompany/sms-sender

sms-sender

This is a wrapper for AWS.SNS and SMSC API.

Installation

yarn add @pskzcompany/sms-sender

API

There are three providers Smsc.js (default), Sns.js, Mobizon. If you want to use Sns.js do not forget to add aws-sdk optional dependency.

Sending SMS

To send an SMS you have to create an instance of provider and call sendSms() method:

import { Smsc } from '@pskzcompany/sms-sender';

const smsc = new Smsc({
  login: YOUR_SMSC_LOGIN,
  password: YOUR_SMSC_PASSSWORD,
});

// You can use Promises as well.
const response = await smsc.sendSms('phone_number', 'message');

// The response object will contain `messageId` and `rawResponse`:
// response = { messageId: 'id-phone_number', rawResponse: { cnt: 1, id: 50 }}

Get delivery status of SMS

To check the delivery status of SMS call getStatus() method:

const response = await smsc.getStatus('40-77718637484'); // takes messageId (id-phone_number)

// The response object will contain 'rawResponse' with general info and 'status':
// response = {
//   rawResponse: {
//     cost: '0.00',
//     country: 'Казахстан',
//     last_date: '13.03.2018 15:50:50',
//     last_timestamp: 1520934650,
//     message: 'hello',
//     operator: 'Beeline',
//     phone: '77718637484',
//     region: '',
//     send_date: '13.03.2018 15:50:46',
//     send_timestamp: 1520934646,
//     sender_id: 'SMS-CENTRE',
//     status: 1,
//     status_name: 'Доставлено',
//     type: 0,
//   },
//   status: 'ok',
// }

P.S. You can get status codes here or in SMSC docs.

Get cost of SMS

To get a cost of SMS call getCost() method:

const response = await smsc.getCost('phone_number','message');

// The response object will contain 'rawResponse' and 'cost':
// response = { cost: '0', rawResponse: { cnt: 1, cost: '25' } };

getCost() is not available for Mobizon provider.

Get current balance

To get the current balance on your account call getBalance() method:

  const response = await smsc.getBalance();

// The response object will contain 'balance' and 'currency':
// response = { balance: '84.75', currency: 'KZT' };

Examples

Here is an example of usage with RegExp:

// @flow

import { Smsc, Sns, Mobizon } from '@pskzcompany/sms-sender';

// don't forget to put your credentials
const providers = {
  smsc: new Smsc({
    login: '',
    password: '',
  }),

  sns: new Sns({
    region: '',
    accessKeyId: '',
    secretAccessKey: '',
  }),
  
  mobizon: new Mobizon({
    apiKey: '',
  }),
};

async function send(phone: string, message: string): Promise<Object> {
  const regexp = RegExp('7708', 'g');
  let provider;
  if (regexp.test(phone)) {
    provider = providers.smsc;
  } else {
    provider = providers.sns;
  }
  const res = await provider.sendSms(phone, message);
  return res;
}

send('[phone]', 'hello world').then(res => {
  console.log(res);
});

Other examples are available in ./examples.

Contribution

Feel free to submit pull request to us. Also, be sure all tests has passed otherwise pull request won't be accepted.

License

MIT