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nexmofy

v1.0.0

Published

Nexmo callback receiver which based on EventEmiiter

Downloads

4

Readme

nexmofy

NPM version NPM downloads Dependencies status MIT license

Nexmo callback receiver which based on Node's EventEmiiter. Nexmofy provides extensible APis.

Getting Started

Create new HTTP Server which handle Callback Requests.

var nexmofy = require('nexmofy');
nexmofy.listen(9000);

... or you can register routes on your own Express Application.

var express = require('express'),
    nexmofy = require('nexmofy');

var myApp = express();
...
nexmofy.registerRoutes(myApp);

Register Event Listeners

nexmofy.channel.on('onSMSReceived', function (message) {
    console.log('got new message: ', message);
});

Register Callback URL on Nexmo Dashboard

**NOTE: nexmofys API Endpoint is:** /api/nexmo/sms/callback`.

Enjoy! :)

Events

onSMSReceived(payload)

Payload Information

Name | Type | Description | Original Key ------------ | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- id | String | Message ID | messageId from | String | Phone Number which Message was sent from. | msisdn to | String | Phone Number which Message was sent to. | to text | String | Message Body | text type | String | Type | type keyword | String | Keyword | keyword timestamp | Date | Message timestamp | message-timestamp

Milestone

  • Changeable API Endpoint path

Author

MooYeol, Lee (Prescott)

License

MIT