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Nodejs SDK wrapper for Termii API written with Typescript support

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Termii Node Library

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Nodejs SDK for Termii messaging platform written in typescript

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Prerequisites

Node v16 and higher is required. To make sure you have them available on your machine, try running the following command.

 node -v

Getting Started

To get started with this SDK, create an account on Termii if you haven't already. You can then retrieve your API keys from your Termii dashboard.

Installation

This SDK can be installed with npm or yarn or pnpm.

# using npm
npm install termii/node
# using yarn
yarn install termii/node
# using pnpm
pnpm add termii/node

Usage

Import and Initialize the library

// use modules
import { Termii } from 'termii/node';
// use cjs
const { Termii } = require('termii/node')

const termii = new Termii('YOUR_API_KEY');

Instantiate the Termii class

const termii = new Termii('YOUR_API_KEY');

Warning Be sure to keep your API Credentials securely in environment variables.

Available Services exposed by the SDK

Sender ID API

A Sender ID is the name or number that identifies the sender of an SMS message.

Fetch Sender ID
// import the sender id response interface from the sdk
import { type ISenderIDResponse } from 'termii/node';

// returns the first 15 sender ids
const senderIds = await termii.message.fetchSenderIDs()

// to get the next page of sender ids 
const senderIds = await termii.message.fetchSenderIDs(2)
console.log(senderIds) // ISenderIDResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Create Sender ID
// import the request sender id interfaces from the sdk
import type { IRequestSenderID, IRequestSenderIDResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: IRequestSenderID = {
  sender_id: 'acme',
  usecase: 'Testing! Working!! This is it!!!',
  company: 'Metalabs',
}

const response = await termii.message.requestSenderID(payload)
console.log(response) // IRequestSenderIDResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Messaging API

This API allows businesses send text messages to their customers across different messaging channels.

Send Message
// import the message interfaces from the sdk
import type { ISendMessage, ISendMessageResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: ISendMessage = {
  to: "2347880234567",
  from: "talert",
  sms: "Hi there, testing Termii",
  type: "plain",
  channel: "generic",
  api_key: "Your API Key",
  media: {
    url: "https://media.example.com/file",
    caption: "your media file"
  }    
}

const response = await termii.message.sendMessage(payload)
console.log(response) // ISendMessageResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Send Bulk Message
// import the message interfaces from the sdk
import type { ISendBulkMessage, ISendBulkMessageResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: ISendBulkMessage = {
  to: ["23490555546", "23423490126999","23490555546"],
  from: "talert",
  sms: "Hi there, testing Termii",
  type: "plain",
  channel: "generic"
}

const response = await termii.message.sendBulkMessage(payload)
console.log(response) // ISendBulkMessageResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Number API

This allows businesses send messages to customers using Termii's auto-generated messaging numbers that adapt to customers location.

Send Message with Number
// import the number interfaces from the sdk
import type { ISendMessageWithNumber, ISendMessageWithNumberResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: ISendMessage = {
  to: "23490555546",
  sms: "Hi there, testing Termii"
}

const response = await termii.message.sendMessageWithNumber(payload)
console.log(response) // ISendMessageWithNumberResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Templates API

This helps businesses set a template for the one-time-passwords (pins) sent to their customers via whatsapp or sms.

Device Template (Send Message with Template)
// import the template interfaces from the sdk
import type { IDeviceTemplate, IDeviceTemplateResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: IDeviceTemplate = {
  phone_number: '+1234567890',
  device_id: 'device123',
  template_id: 'template456',
  data: {
    product_name: 'Dummy Product',
    otp: 123456,
    expiry_time: '2023-11-16T12:00:00Z',
  },
}

const response = await termii.message.sendMessageWithTemplate(payload)
console.log(response) // IDeviceTemplateResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Phonebooks

Create, view & manage phonebooks using these APIs. Each phonebook can be identified by a unique ID, which makes it easier to edit or delete a phonebook.

Fetch Phonebooks
// import the phonebook interfaces from the sdk
import type { IFetchPhonebooksResponse } from 'termii/node';

const response = await termii.message.fetchPhonebooks()

// to fetch another page - pass the page number to the method
const response = await termii.message.fetchPhonebooks(2)
console.log(response) // IFetchPhonebooksResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Create Phonebook
// import the phonebook interfaces from the sdk
import type { IPhonebookResponse, IPhonebook, } from 'termii/node';

const payload: IPhonebook = {
  phonebook_name: 'Test',
  description: 'Phonebook for test',
}

const response = await termii.message.createPhonebook(payload)
console.log(response) // IPhonebookResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Update Phonebook
// import the phonebook interfaces from the sdk
import type { IPhonebookResponse, IPhonebook, } from 'termii/node';

const payload: IPhonebook = {
  phonebook_name: 'Update testTest',
  description: 'Updated Phonebook for test',
}

const response = await termii.message.updatePhonebook('phonebook_id', payload)
console.log(response) // IPhonebookResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Delete Phonebook
// import the phonebook interfaces from the sdk
import type { IPhonebookResponse } from 'termii/node';

const response = await termii.message.deletePhonebook('phonebook_id')
console.log(response) // IPhonebookResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Contacts

Contacts API allows you manage (i.e. edit, update, & delete) contacts in your phonebook.

Fetch contacts by phonebook ID
// import the contact interfaces from the sdk
import type { IFetchContactsResponse } from 'termii/node';

const response = await termii.message.fetchContacts('phonebook_id')

// to fetch another page - pass the page number to the method after the phonebook ID
const response = await termii.message.fetchContacts('phonebook_id', 2)
console.log(response) // IFetchContactsResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Add single contacts to phonebook
// import the contact interfaces from the sdk
import type { ICreateContact, ICreateContactResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: ICreateContact = {
  phone_number: '8123696237',
  email_address: 'test@gmail.com',
  first_name: 'test',
  last_name: 'contact',
  company: 'Termii',
  country_code: '234',
}

const response = await termii.message.createContact('phonebook_id', payload)
console.log(response) // ICreateContactResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Delete contact
// import the contact interfaces from the sdk
import type { IDeleteContactResponse } from 'termii/node';

const response = await termii.message.deleteContact('contact_id')
console.log(response) // IDeleteContactResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Campaign

Using the campaign APIs, you can view, manage and send a campaign to a phonebook.

Fetch campaigns
// import the campaign interfaces from the sdk
import type { IFetchCampaignsResponse } from 'termii/node';

const response = await termii.message.fetchCampaigns()

// to fetch another page - pass the page number to the method
const response = await termii.message.fetchCampaigns(2)
console.log(response) // IFetchCampaignsResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Fetch campaign history
// import the campaign interfaces from the sdk
import type { fetchCampaignHistoryResponseData } from 'termii/node';

const response = await termii.message.fetchCampaigns('campaign_id')

// to fetch another page - pass the page number to the method after campaign ID
const response = await termii.message.fetchCampaigns('campaign_id', 2)
console.log(response) // fetchCampaignHistoryResponseData

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

Send a campaign
// import the campaign interfaces from the sdk
import type { ISendCampaign, ISendCampaignResponse } from 'termii/node';

const payload: ISendCampaign = {
  api_key: "Your API KEY",
  country_code: "234",
  sender_id: "Termii",
  message: "Welcome to Termii.",
  channel: "generic",
  message_type: "Plain",
  phonebook_id: "2d9f4a02-85b8-45e5-9f5b-30f93ef472e2",
  delimiter: ",",
  remove_duplicate: "yes",
  campaign_type: "personalized",
  schedule_time: "30-06-2021 6:00",
  schedule_sms_status: "scheduled"
}

const response = await termii.message.sendCampaign(payload)

console.log(response) // ISendCampaignResponse

Find more details about the parameters and response for the above method here

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Package last updated on 30 Nov 2023

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