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Textbelt
A module for sending unlimited texts for free
Taken mostly from typpo's textbelt, with a few improvements and lighter system, this module allows you to send texts through Node.js for free.
Installation
You must have sendmail (not the Node module, the native binary) installed.
Then just npm install this package:
npm install textbeltInclude it in your project:
var text = require('textbelt');
text.sendText("555-555-5555", "Textbelt says hello");API
text.sendText(phone, message, opts, cb)
Sends message as a text to phone. cb is an optional callback function,
and opts is an optional object filled with options. If you want to include a
callback function, you must include an opts parameter as well (it can be
empty).
Possible opts:
var opts = {
fromAddr: 'some@email.com', // "from" address in received text
fromName: 'joe smith', // "from" name in received text
region: 'us', // region the receiving number is in: 'us', 'canada', 'intl'
subject: 'something' // subject of the message
}Do not include +1 or other codes in the phone number. Instead use the 'region'
parameter.
text.debug(enable)
If enable is true, enables debugging output, which is disabled by default.
How It Works
Most, if not all, service providers have an email endpoint. When you send an
email to the endpoint, the phone number receives a text. For example, sending an
email to 1234567890@txt.att.net will result in (123)456-7890 receving your
email as a text.
This package just sends emails to all the providers in the region, hoping one will be correct :)