Client library for Nexmo Application API

npm install --save @datafire/nexmo_application

let nexmo_application = require('@datafire/nexmo_application').create();

.then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});

You use a GET request to retrieve details of all applications associated with your account.

nexmo_application.retrieveApplications({
  "api_key": "",
  "api_secret": ""
}, context)

• input object
  • api_key required string: You can find your API key in your account overview
  • api_secret required string: You can find your API secret in your account overview
  • page_size integer: Set the number of items returned on each call to this endpoint. The default is 10 records.
  • page_index integer: Set the offset from the first page. The default value is 0.

• output applications

You use a POST request to create a new application.

nexmo_application.createApplication({}, context)

• input object
  • body object
    • answer_method string: The HTTP method used to make the request to answer_url. The default value is GET.
    • answer_url string: The URL where your webhook delivers the Nexmo Call Control Object that governs this call. As soon as your user answers a call Nexmo makes a request to answer_url. Required for inbound calls only.
    • api_key required apiKey
    • api_secret required apiSecret
    • event_method string: The HTTP method used to send event information to event_url. The default value is POST. For voice type applications only.
    • event_url string: Nexmo sends event information asynchronously to this URL when status changes for voice applications. Always required for voice applications.
    • inbound_method string: The HTTP method used to send event information to inbound_url. The default value is POST. For messages type applications only.
    • inbound_url string: Nexmo sends a request to this URL when an inbound message is received. Required for messages type applications only.
    • name required string: The name of your application.
    • status_method string: The HTTP method used to send event information to status_url. The default value is POST. For messages type applications only.
    • status_url string: Nexmo sends event information asynchronously to this URL when status changes. Required for messages type applications only.
    • type required string (values: voice, messages): The Nexmo product or products that you access with this application. Currently voice and messages application types are supported.

• output applicationCreated

You use a DELETE request to delete a single application.

nexmo_application.deleteApplication({
  "app_id": ""
}, context)

• input object
  • app_id required string: The ID allocated to your application by Nexmo.

Output schema unknown

You use a GET request to retrieve details about a single application.

nexmo_application.retrieveApplication({
  "api_key": "",
  "api_secret": "",
  "app_id": ""
}, context)

• input object
  • api_key required string: You can find your API key in your account overview
  • api_secret required string: You can find your API secret in your account overview
  • app_id required string: The ID allocated to your application by Nexmo.

• output application

You use a PUT request to update an existing application.

nexmo_application.updateApplication({
  "app_id": ""
}, context)

• input object
  • app_id required string: The ID allocated to your application by Nexmo.
  • body object
    • answer_method string: The HTTP method used to make the request to answer_url. The default value is GET.
    • answer_url string: The URL where your webhook delivers the Nexmo Call Control Object that governs this call. As soon as your user answers a call Nexmo makes a request to answer_url.
    • api_key required apiKey
    • api_secret required apiSecret
    • event_method string: The HTTP method used to send event information to event_url. The default value is POST.
    • event_url string: Nexmo sends event information asynchronously to this URL when status changes.
    • name required string: The name of your application.
    • type required string (values: voice, messages): The Nexmo product or products that you access with this application. Currently voice and messages application types are supported. You can't change the type of application.

• output application

• apiKey string: You can find your API key in your account overview

• apiSecret string: You can find your API secret in your account overview

• application object
  • _links links
  • id applicationBase/properties/id
  • keys keys
  • messages required messages
  • name required applicationBase/properties/name
  • voice required voice

• applicationBase object
  • id string: The ID allocated to your application by Nexmo.
  • name string: The name of your application

• applicationCreated
  • _links links
  • id applicationBase/properties/id
  • keys keys
  • messages required messages
  • name required applicationBase/properties/name
  • voice required voice
  • keys keysWithPrivateKey

• applications object
  • _embedded required applicationsBase/properties/_embedded
  • _links required links
  • count required applicationsBase/properties/count
  • page_index required applicationsBase/properties/page_index
  • page_size required applicationsBase/properties/page_size

• applicationsBase object
  • _embedded object
    • applications array: The collection of your applications. Each object contains information about an an individual application. The public_key is not included in the application information.
      • items application
  • count integer: The number of items associated with your account.
  • page_index integer: The offset from the first page.
  • page_size integer: The number of items returned on each call to this endpoint. The default is 10 records.

• keys object: The Nexmo product that you access with this application.
  • public_key string: The public key used to validate the JWT.

• keysWithPrivateKey
  • public_key string: The public key used to validate the JWT.
  • private_key string: The private key you use to generate the JSON Web Token (JWT) that authenticates your requests to Messages API.

• links object: A series of links between resources in this API in the following HAL specification.
  • href string: The link URL.

• messages object: The Nexmo product that you access with this application.
  • webhooks array
    • items object
      • endpoint required string: inbound_url: The URL where inbound messages are delivered. status_url: The URL where message status is delivered.
      • endpoint_type required string (values: inbound_url, status_url)
      • http_method required string (values: GET, POST): The HTTP method used to send data to the inbound_url or status_url. Default is POST.

• voice object: The Nexmo product that you access with this application.
  • webhooks array
    • items object
      • endpoint required string: answer_url: The URL where your webhook delivers the Nexmo Call Control Object that governs this call. As soon as your user answers a call Nexmo makes a request to answer_url. event_url: Nexmo sends event information asynchronously to this URL when status changes.
      • endpoint_type required string (values: answer_url, event_url)
      • http_method required string (values: GET, POST): The HTTP method used to send event information to the event_url or answer_url.