Azmarq Node.js SDK

Official JavaScript client for the Azmarq API. Node.js 18 or newer.

npm install azmarqomni

Create an API key in the Azmarq console under Developer → API Key, then:

const { Azmarq } = require("azmarqomni");

const client = new Azmarq(); // reads AZMARQ_API_KEY

const response = await client.send({
  channel: "sms",
  from: "SENDER",
  to: "9800000001", // +91, 91, or 10-digit local
  text: "Hello from Azmarq",
});

console.log(response.messageId);

The same send({ channel }) works for WhatsApp and RCS. Channel-specific helpers (client.sms, client.whatsapp, client.rcs) are still there.

type is TRANS, PROMO, or OTP. Set unicode: 1 for non-GSM text and flash: 1 for a flash SMS. A list of numbers is sent as a comma-separated MSISDN string.

await client.sms.sendTemplate({
  sender: "AOCAPI",
  to: "919800000001",
  templateId: "1507165650000000000",
  custom: ["Ada", "ORD-1001"],
});

const started = await client.verify.generate({
  configId: "your-config-id",
  to: "919800000001",
});
await client.verify.validate({ verifyId: started.data, otp: "123456" });

await client.whatsapp.sendTemplate({
  from: "+919800000000",
  to: "+919800000001",
  templateName: "order_update",
  components: { body: { params: ["Ada", "ORD-1001"] } },
});

await client.rcs.send({
  number: "+919800000001",
  templateName: "plane_text",
  botId: "YOUR_BOT_ID",
  type: "TRANS",
});

Catch AuthenticationError, InvalidRequestError, APIError, or ConnectionError. They all extend AzmarqError.

For a payload the helpers do not model, post the documented JSON:

await client.whatsapp.send({
  from: "+919800000000",
  to: "+919800000001",
  type: "template",
  templateName: "carousel_template",
  components: {},
});

TypeScript types ship with the package. Full reference: https://developers.azmarq.com