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@trunkrs/spryng-sdk

v1.0.6

Published

Spryng SMS SDK for Javascript

Downloads

41

Readme

Spryng SDK Javascript

this SDK is written in TypeScript and resembles the official Spryng PHP SDK.

Installation

1. install via your favorite package manager

npm install @trunkrs/spryng-sdk --save

yarn add @trunkrs/spryng-sdk

2. add a http client

this project has no hard outside dependencies. However it will need a Http client. The easiest way is just to install Axios:

yarn add axios

Axios will work with the SDK out of the box. If you would rather write your own implementation, use the interface described in http/HttpClientInterface.ts.

3. import into your project

import Spryng from '@trunkrs/spryng-sdk'
const spryng = new Spryng('YOUR_API_KEY')

If you are using a custom Http client (not axios) please provide this as the second parameter on initializing Spryng:

import Spryng from '@trunkrs/spryng-sdk'
const spryng = new Spryng('YOUR_API_KEY', httpClient)

Sending messages

To send a message create a new Message and run create on the message client

import Spryng, {Message, Recipient} from '@trunkrs/spryng-sdk'

const spryng = new Spryng('YOUR_API_KEY')
const message = new Message()
message.body = 'My message'
message.recipients = [
    new Recipient('31612344567'),
    new Recipient('31698765432')
]
message.originator = 'My Company'

const response = await spryng.message.create(message)
return message.id

Getting info about a message

import Spryng, {Message} from 'spryng-sdk'

const spryng = new Spryng('YOUR_API_KEY')

const response = await spryng.message.show('MESSAGE_UUID')
return `the body of the message is ${response.body}`

List messages

import Spryng, {Message} from 'spryng-sdk'

const spryng = new Spryng('YOUR_API_KEY')

const response = await spryng.message.list()
response.data.forEach(message => {
 console.log(message.body)
})

Get your balance

import Spryng, {Message} from 'spryng-sdk'

const spryng = new Spryng('YOUR_API_KEY')

const response = await spryng.balance.get()
return `your balance is ${response.amount}`