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@universis/messages
Advanced tools
Universis api server extension for implementing messaging services like sms messaging etc.
npm i @universis/messages
Register SmsService
abstract service in application services by using a service strategy:
...
{
"serviceType": "@universis/messages#SmsService",
"strategyType": "./services/my-service#MySmsService"
}
...
Register also SmsSchemaLoader
in application schema loaders:
"settings": {
"schema": {
"loaders": [
...
{
"loaderType": "@universis/messages#SmsSchemaLoader"
}
]
}
}
to activate the extensions of @universis/messages
module.
@universis/sms-gateway-catcher
simulates sms services for development purposes.
Start sms-gateway-catche by executing:
npx @universis/sms-gateway-catcher
which is available by navigating to http://localhost:3030
Finally configure application services to use sms gateway catcher:
"services": [
...
{
"serviceType": "@universis/messages#SmsService",
"strategyType": "./services/sms-gateway-catcher-service#SmsGatewayCatcherService"
}
]
FAQs
Universis messaging services
The npm package @universis/messages receives a total of 17 weekly downloads. As such, @universis/messages popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @universis/messages demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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