loopback-my-sms-masking-connector

SMSMasking connector for LoopBack

Installation

In your LoopBack project:

$ npm install --save loopback-my-sms-masking-connector

Using the Connector

To use the connector, define the datasource using the connector in your datasources.json file:

"SMSMasking": {
    "name": "SMSMasking",
    "connector": "loopback-my-sms-masking-connector",
    "url": "YOUR_SMSMasking_URL",
    "username": "YOUR_SMSMasking_USERNAME",
    "password": "YOUR_SMSMasking_PASSWORD"
}

Next, attach the created datasource to a model in the model-config.json file:

"SMSMasking": {
    "dataSource": "SMSMasking",
    "public": false
}

Now, using the created model, you can send an SMS or make a call using the send method of the model:

SMSMasking.send(options, callback);

Note: options is defined by the JSON objects in the next two sections:

Sending a SMS Payload

{
    to: 'Target Number',
    body: 'Text Massage'
}

Version

0.1.0

License

MIT