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Baixe o node em nodejs.org e instale-o, caso ainda não tenha,
Pacote: npm i mobizon-node
ou yarn add mobizon-node
const { mobizon } = require('mobizon-node');
mobizon.setConfig({
apiServer: 'https://api.mobizon.com.br',
apiKey: 'br01xxxxxx',
format: 'json',
});
Confira em docs todos os response status code.
(async () => {
/** Saldo */
const getBalance = await mobizon.getBalance();
console.log(getBalance);
/** Encurtar URL */
const createShort = await mobizon.createShort({
data: {
fullLink: 'https://mobizon.com.br',
status: 1,
expirationDate: '',
comment: 'Shortened link.',
},
});
console.log(createShort);
/** Enviar SMS */
const sendSms = await mobizon.sendSms({
recipient: '5511941439844',
from: '',
text: 'SMS sent by Mobizon.',
});
console.log(sendSms);
})();
Dê uma olhada em examples para mais casos de uso.
Documentação pt-BR.
Copyright © 2021 caioagiani.
Este projeto é licenciado MIT.
FAQs
Biblioteca NodeJS para trabalhar com os serviços Mobizon API
The npm package mobizon-node receives a total of 27 weekly downloads. As such, mobizon-node popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mobizon-node 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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