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Currently supports:
More features are coming in. Contributions welcome.
npm install exotel
var exotel = require('exotel')({
id : // exotel id,
token: // exotel token
});
exotel.sendSMS('9999999999', 'Hi', function (err, res) {
// ...
});
###sendSMS(mobile, msg, [statusCallback], callback) Sends an SMS
####Arguments
mobile
(String): 10-digit mobile numbermsg
(String): Message body[statusCallback]
(String): An optional URL to call when the message reaches a terminal state (delivered or failed)callback
(Function): Called as callback(err, result)
- where result
is a JSON version of the Exotel xml response:{
Sid : '<sms_id>',
DateUpdated: '2014-07-30 09:44:56',
DateCreated: '2014-07-30 09:44:56',
DateSent : '1970-01-01 05:30:00',
AccountSid : '<account_id>',
To : '<recipient_mobile>',
From : '/<account_id>',
Body : 'Hi!',
BodyIndex : '',
Status : '<status>', // "queued", "sending", "sent" .. etc.
Direction : 'outbound-api',
Price : '',
ApiVersion : '',
Uri : '/v1/Accounts/<account_id>/Sms/Messages/<sms_id>'
}
###checkSMS(sid, callback) Check SMS status
####Arguments
sid
(String): Sid in sendSMS
resultcallback
(Function): Called as callback(err, result)
- where result
is the same SMS data as aboveInstall dev dependencies and run:
EXOTEL_ID=<id> EXOTEL_TOKEN=<token> MOBILE=<recipient> npm test
FAQs
Exotel API helper
The npm package exotel receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, exotel popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that exotel 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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