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@apicity/quo

v0.8.9

Published

Quo API provider for sending SMS text messages.

Readme

@apicity/quo

npm dependencies TypeScript docs

Quo API provider for sending SMS text messages.

Runtime dependencies:

  • zod@^4.4.3 — request schemas attached to every POST endpoint as .schema

Installation

npm install @apicity/quo
# or
pnpm add @apicity/quo

Quick Start

import { createQuo } from "@apicity/quo";

const quo = createQuo({ apiKey: process.env.QUO_API_KEY! });

Send A Message

import { createQuo } from "@apicity/quo";

const quo = createQuo({ apiKey: process.env.QUO_API_KEY! });

const response = await quo.v1.messages({
  content: "Hello from Quo",
  from: "+15550100001",
  to: ["+15550100002"],
});

console.log(response.data.conversationId);

The request schema is available as quo.v1.messages.schema. The client uses the raw API key as the Authorization header, accepts an optional AbortSignal, clears request timers, and redacts credentials and phone numbers from thrown error messages. Prefer from; phoneNumberId is retained only as a deprecated request alias.

API Reference

1 endpoint across 1 group. Each method mirrors an upstream URL path.

messages

POST https://api.quo.com/v1/messages

Cost tier: expensive

Upstream docs ↗

const res = await quo.v1.messages({ /* ... */ });

Source: packages/provider/quo/src/quo.ts

Part of the apicity monorepo.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.