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messagemedia-messages-sdk
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The MessageMedia Messages API provides a number of endpoints for building powerful two-way messaging applications.
The MessageMedia Messages API provides a number of endpoints for building powerful two-way messaging applications.
Now install messagemedia-messages-sdk via npm by using:
npm install messagemedia-messages-sdk
Alternatively, add the following to the dependencies section of your package.json:
"messagemedia-messages-sdk": "^1.0.0"
It's easy to get started. Simply enter the API Key and secret you obtained from the MessageMedia Developers Portal into the code snippet below and a mobile number you wish to send to.
destination_number
) should be in the E.164 format. For example, +61491570156
.const sdk = require('messagemedia-messages-sdk');
const controller = sdk.MessagesController;
// Configuration parameters and credentials
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthUserName = "YOUR_API_KEY"; // Your API Key
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthPassword = "YOUR_SECRET_KEY"; // Your Secret Key
var body = new sdk.SendMessagesRequest({
"messages":[
{
"content":"My first message",
"destination_number":"YOUR_MOBILE_NUMBER",
}
]
});
controller.createSendMessages(body, function(error, response, context) {
console.log(response)
});
You can get a messsage ID from a sent message by looking at the message_id
from the response of the above example.
const sdk = require('messagemedia-messages-sdk');
const controller = sdk.MessagesController;
// Configuration parameters and credentials
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthUserName = "YOUR_API_KEY"; // Your API Key
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthPassword = "YOUR_SECRET_KEY"; // Your Secret Key
var messageId = "YOUR_MESSAGE_ID";
controller.getMessageStatus(messageId, function(error, response, context) {
console.log(response)
});
You can check for replies that are sent to your messages
const sdk = require('messagemedia-messages-sdk');
const controller = sdk.RepliesController;
// Configuration parameters and credentials
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthUserName = "YOUR_API_KEY"; // Your API Key
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthPassword = "YOUR_API_SECRET"; // Your Secret Key
var messageId = "YOUR_MESSAGE_ID";
controller.getCheckReplies(function(error, response, context) {
console.log(response)
});
This endpoint allows you to check for delivery reports to inbound and outbound messages.
const sdk = require('messagemedia-messages-sdk');
const controller = sdk.DeliveryReportsController;
// Configuration parameters and credentials
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthUserName = "YOUR_API_KEY"; // Your API Key
sdk.Configuration.basicAuthPassword = "YOUR_API_SECRET"; // Your Secret Key
controller.getCheckDeliveryReports(function(error, response, context) {
console.log(response)
});
The NodeJS SDK Documentation can be viewed here
Please contact developer support at developers@messagemedia.com or check out the developer portal at developers.messagemedia.com
FAQs
The MessageMedia Messages API provides a number of endpoints for building powerful two-way messaging applications.
The npm package messagemedia-messages-sdk receives a total of 365 weekly downloads. As such, messagemedia-messages-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that messagemedia-messages-sdk 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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