mail-code-fetcher

Fetch email accounts from vendor API and retrieve OTP/security code via polling.

Install

npm i mail-code-fetcher
# or local path during development
npm i ./packages/mail-code-fetcher

Usage (Library)

const { fetchAccounts, fetchCode } = require('mail-code-fetcher');

(async () => {
  // 1) Get accounts from vendor
  const accounts = await fetchAccounts({
    apikey: process.env.ACCOUNT_API_KEY,
    // optional overrides
    // account_api: 'https://api.dongvanfb.net/user/buy',
    // account_type: 1,
    // quality: 1,
    // type: 'full',
  });

  if (!accounts.length) return console.log('No accounts');

  // 2) Fetch OTP code for one account
  const code = await fetchCode(accounts[0], {
    timeoutMs: 120000, // optional
    delayMs: 8000,     // optional
    // endpoint: 'https://tools.dongvanfb.net/api/get_messages_oauth2',
  });

  console.log({ email: accounts[0].email, code });
})();

CLI

# Show help
npx mail-code-fetcher help

# Fetch accounts
npx mail-code-fetcher fetch-accounts --apikey YOUR_API_KEY

# Fetch code for a single account
npx mail-code-fetcher fetch-code \
  --email [email protected] \
  --refresh REFRESH_TOKEN \
  --client CLIENT_ID \
  --timeout 120000 \
  --delay 8000

API

• fetchAccounts({ apikey, account_api?, account_type?, quality?, type?, timeoutMs? })
  • Returns: Array<{ email, password, refreshToken, clientId }>
• fetchCode({ email, refreshToken, clientId }, { timeoutMs?, delayMs?, endpoint? })
  • Returns: string | null

Notes

• This package is a light wrapper. It does not store anything, just fetches/parses data.
• Keep your API keys in environment variables.