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    clickatell-node

Library for Clickatell SMS gateway APIs


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Clickatell NodeJS Library

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This library allows easy access to connecting the Clickatell's different messenging API's.

Installation

This library is managed by the Node Package Manager

npm install clickatell-node

Usage

All calls are asynchronous and the parameters follows the nodeJS convention of specifying any errors as the first parameter and the response as the second.


var clickatell = require('clickatell-node').http(user, pass, api_id);
// var clickatell = require('clickatell-node').rest(token);

clickatell.sendMessage(["00000000000"], "My Message", {}, function (err, messages) {

    for (var key in messages) {
        var message = messages[key];

        console.log(message);

        // Message response format:
        // message.id (false if error)
        // message.destination
        // message.error (false if no error)
        // message.code (false if no error)
    }

});

sendMessage parameters that are not supported

The sendMessage calls supports a third parameter called extra. This parameter can be used to specify any values in the Clickatell documentation that the library does not support as part of the public interface.

Supported API calls

The available calls should be defined as the following. Whenever you write a new adapter (API type) you should also try to stick to this interface.


sendMessage(to, message, extra, callback);

getBalance(callback);

stopMessage(apiMsgId, callback);

queryMessage(apiMsgId, callback);

routeCoverage(msisdn, callback);

getMessageCharge(apiMsgId, callback);

The callback uses the standard way of handling response and will be invoked with the following parameters:


sendMessage(["0000000000"], "My Message", {}, function (err, messages) {

});

Testing

To run the library test suite just execute npm test from the library root. Please make sure all tests are passing before pushing back any changes.

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Last updated on 02 Oct 2017

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