fetion-sender

Node Fetion Sender

This node package allows you to send fetion message via node.js.

Get it

You just need to install this module via npm:

$ npm install fetion-sender

Or download it from here and put it to your node_modules directory.

Another way is to clone this repo via git to your node_modules directory.

Usage

Simple

The easiest way to send a message is just shown below:

var from = "152********";
var password = "********";
var to = "152********";
var msg = "Hello world!";
var fetion = require("fetion-sender");
fetion.send(from, password, to, msg, function(status, msg) {
    if(!status) {
        console.log(msg);
    } else {
        console.log("Sent successfully!");
    }
});

Make sure that the receiver is your fetion friend.

If you sent successfully, the status in callback function will be true and msg will be an empty string. Otherwise, status is false and msg contains the error message.

Extra

If you want control the process, you will use the protocol helper.

Protocol Helper is a class of fetion sender. You can get a new protocol helper object by calling:

var helper = require("fetion-sender").createSender();

There're several functions in that object.

Tip: The callback shown below are all in format of

function callback(status, msg);

• status stands for the status of the function you're called. true means succeed and false means failed.
• msg stands for the result message. If status is true, this msg will be empty or some useful result such as user ID and so on. And if status is false, this parameter will be the error message.

Login

Login function will be called like

helper.login(username, password, callback);

Before you do anything with this helper, make sure you're logged in.

Send

This is the send function

helper.send(phonenumber, message, callback);

Send to Friend *

This function is called by send function. But you can call it also.

helper.sendToFriend(userid, message, callback);

Caution: The first parameter is not phonenumber but userid which is returned by getUserID function.

Send to Self *

If you're sending message to yourself (sender number is the receive number), you can't use sendToFriend function. This function is also called by send function.

helper.sendToSelf(message, callback);

Get CSRF Token *

A CSRF token is required while you're sending message to your friend. I think this token is something like a session id. Get a CSRF token with a friend means you've set up a session with him/her.

This function is called by sendToFriend.

helper.getCsrfToken(userid, callback);

Get User ID *

If you want use sendToFriend function, you must have the user ID of your friend. This function is to get the user ID with phone number.

helper.getUserID(phonenumber, callback);