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Ghasedak sms webservice package for nodejs.
You can simply install and use ghasedak nodejs library from npm:
npm install --save ghasedak
or from yarn:
yarn install ghasedak
Import ghasedak
package:
const Ghasedak = require("ghasedak");
You need a Ghasedak account. Register and get your API key.
Create an instance from Ghasedak
class with your API key:
let ghasedak = new Ghasedak(
"3ef8539ba50c06b2a11d674c8a7ded7d7360d7b090b5146ff0761e8d9927bd31"
);
Send a single sms:
ghasedak.send({
message: "Hello World!",
receptor: "09xxxxxxxxx",
linenumber: "xxxxxxxx",
});
Send a group massages:
ghasedak.bulk({
message: "Hello World!",
receptor: "09xxxxxxxxx",
linenumber: "xxxxxxxx",
senddate: "1644732815",
});
get the status of massages:
ghasedak.status({
id: "2914845496",
type: "1",
});
Send a verification massages:
ghasedak.verification({
receptor: "09xxxxxxxxx",
type: "1",
template: "Your Template",
param1: "xxx",
});
:)
Released under the BSD-3-Clause-Clear License.
FAQs
Ghasedak sms webservice api package
We found that ghasedak demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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