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veriflo

v1.0.0

Published

Official Node.js SDK for Veriflo WhatsApp OTP API

Readme

veriflo

Official Node.js SDK for Veriflo WhatsApp OTP API.

Install

npm install veriflo

Quick Start

const Veriflo = require('veriflo');

(async () => {
  const client = Veriflo.init(process.env.VERIFLO_API_KEY);

  const sent = await client.sendOTP('+919999999999');
  console.log(sent.request_id);

  const verify = await client.verifyOTP(sent.request_id, '123456');
  console.log(verify.verified);
})();

Supported Flows

Flow A: Request ID + Verify API (recommended)

  1. sendOTP returns request_id.
  2. User enters OTP on your app.
  3. Call verifyOTP(request_id, otp) from backend.

Flow B: Return OTP to caller (debug/testing/custom flow)

If your Veriflo dashboard has return_otp_in_response enabled, API returns debug_otp.

const sent = await client.sendOTP('+919999999999', {
  requireOtpInResponse: true,
});

// sent.otp / sent.debug_otp available
const locallyValid = client.verifyOtpLocally(sent.otp, userEnteredOtp);

API

init(apiKey, options?)

  • apiKey: Veriflo API key
  • API base URL is preconfigured in SDK (https://api.veriflo.app/v1)
  • options.timeoutMs (default: 10000)

sendOTP(phone, options?)

Options:

  • otp: custom OTP value (4-16 digits)
  • length: generate OTP client-side (4-16) and send as custom OTP
  • integrationTest: sends integration_test: true
  • testMode: sends test_mode: true
  • requireOtpInResponse: throws if API does not return debug_otp

resendOTP(requestId, options?)

Same options as sendOTP.

verifyOTP(requestId, otp, options?)

Verifies OTP against Veriflo verify endpoint.

verifyOtpLocally(expectedOtp, receivedOtp)

Local comparison helper for returned OTP flow.

Notes

  • Requires Node.js 18+.
  • Keep API keys in server env variables.
  • Do not expose API keys in browser/mobile client code.