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carrier-gateways
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A simple package to translate cell phone numbers and carriers into SMS gateway email addresses. Useful for sending notifications via SMS without having to have SMS infrastructure.
Currently, the list is very US-centric, but PR's with other country's gateways would be very welcome.
Via npm:
npm install carrier-gateways
carrierGateways.getAddress(number, carrierName, [mms])
- return the
email address for the given number and carrier.
number
must be a 10-digit (US) phone number. All non-numeric digits,
and a leading US country-code is stripped out.
carrierName
should be a name as listed in carrier-addresses.json
.
mms
- if truthy, and the carrier has a separate address for mms
messages, use that address instead.
Example:
var carrierGateways = require("carrier-gateways");
// Look up an address.
carrierGateways.getAddress("801-234-5678", "Verizon");
// returns 8012345678@vztext.com
FAQs
Email-to-sms gateways for common US carriers
The npm package carrier-gateways receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, carrier-gateways popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that carrier-gateways 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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