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smart-sms-solutions

v1.0.7

Published

Smart-SMS-Solutions sdk - https://developer.smartsmssolutions.com/

Downloads

4

Readme

Smart sms solutions

Documentation

Installation

 pnpm add smart-sms-solutions
 npm install smart-sms-solutions
 yarn add smart-sms-solutions
 bun add smart-sms-solutions

Usage

import SmartSmsSolutions from "smart-sms-solutions";

const smartSmsSolutions = new SmartSmsSolutions("api_key");

const balance = await smartSmsSolutions.getBalance();

Methods

  • Note: For all methods that needs a refId argument, the refId is optional. we generate a random refId for you if you don't provide one with a length of 50 characters.

getBalance

const balance = await smartSmsSolutions.getBalance();

getDataProductList

const dataProductList = await smartSmsSolutions.getDataProductList(
  "080********",
  "SME"
);
  • takes two arguments
  • phoneNumber - The phone number of the user
  • sort - The sort order of the list of data products. Can be undefined or SME. If you need more sort options, please open an issue.

buyInternetData

const buyInternetData = await smartSmsSolutions.buyInternetData({
  phone: "080********",
  productName: "product-name",
  refId: "ref-id",
});

buyAirtime

const buyAirtime = await smartSmsSolutions.buyAirtime({
  phone: "080********",
  amount: 1000,
  refId: "ref-id",
});

voiceOtpRequest

const voiceOtpRequest = await smartSmsSolutions.voiceOtpRequest({
  phone: "080********",
  otp: "123456",
  refId: "ref-id",
  classTitle: "THREE_DIGITS_ONCE",
});
  • If you want to add a voice otp class you can either use the classCode or classTitle property. You can't use both at the same time.
  • classTitle can be THREE_DIGITS_ONCE, THREE_DIGITS_TWICE, FOUR_DIGITS_ONCE, FOUR_DIGITS_TWICE, SIX_DIGITS_ONCE, SIX_DIGITS_TWICE
  • classTitle inputs the class code for you.
  • classCode is the code of the voice otp class. e.g. B1DXW4V8YA. Here you have to input the class code yourself.

voiceOtpDeliveryStatus

const voiceOtpDeliveryStatus = await smartSmsSolutions.voiceOtpDeliveryStatus({
  refId: "ref-id",
  logId: "log-id",
});

sendSmsOtp

const sendSmsOtp = await smartSmsSolutions.sendSmsOtp({
  phone: "080********",
  otp: "123456",
  refId: "ref-id",
  senderId: "sender-id",
  appNameCode: "app-name-code",
  templateCode: "template-code",
});

sendSms

const sendSms = await smartSmsSolutions.sendSms({
  to: "080********",
  message: "message",
  refId: "ref-id",
  senderId: "sender-id",
  dirTimeout: "dir-timeout",
  routing: "routing",
  schedule: "schedule",
  type: "type",
  simServerToken: "sim-server-token",
});
  • only to, senderId and message are required
  • type defaults to 0
  • routing defaults to 3

submitSenderId

const submitSenderId = await smartSmsSolutions.submitSenderId({
  senderId: "sender-id",
  message: "message",
  address: "address",
  organizationName: "organization-name",
  registrationNumber: "registration-number",
});

getPhoneInfo

const getPhoneInfo = await smartSmsSolutions.getPhoneInfo({
  phone: "080********",
  type: "type",
});
Always refer to the documentation for more information.