Larv IT SMPP

This is a simplified implementation of the SMPP protocol.

Client

Simplest possible

This will setup a client that connects to localhost, port 2775 without username or password and send a message.

var larvitsmpp = require('larvitsmpp');

larvitsmpp.client(function(err, clientSession) {
	clientSession.send({
		'from': '46701113311',
		'to': '46709771337',
		'message': 'Hello world'
	});

	// Gracefully close connection
	clientSession.unbind();
});

Some connection parameters and DLR

This will setup a client that connects to given host, port with username and password, send a password and retrieve a DLR.

larvitsmpp.client({
	'host': 'smpp.somewhere.com',
	'port': 2775,
	'username': 'foo',
	'password': 'bar'
}, function(err, clientSession) {
	if (err) {
		throw err;
	}

	clientSession.sendSms({
		'from': '46701113311',
		'to': '46709771337',
		'message': '«baff»',
		'dlr': true
	}, function(err, smsId, retPduObj) {
		if (err) {
			throw err;
		}

		console.log('SMS sent, smsId: ' + smsId);
		console.log('Return PDU object:');
		console.log(retPduObj);
	});

	clientSession.on('dlr', function(dlr, dlrPduObj) {
		console.log('DLR received:');
		console.log(dlr);

		console.log('DLR PDU object:');
		console.log(dlrPduObj);

		// Gracefully close connection
		clientSession.unbind();
	});
});

Server

Simplest possible

This will setup a password less server on localhost, port 2775 and console.log() incomming commands.

var larvitsmpp = require('larvitsmpp');

larvitsmpp.server(function(err, serverSession) {
    if (err) {
        throw err;
    }

    serverSession.on('data', function(data) {
        console.log('command: ' + data.command);
    });
});

With auth, returning smsId and DLR

Example code below:

// This should of course be replaced with your preferred auth system
function checkuserpass(username, password, callback) {
	if (username === 'foo' && password === 'bar') {
		callback(null, true);
	} else {
		callback(null, false);
	}
}

larvitsmpp.server({
	'checkuserpass': checkuserpass
}, function(err, serverSession) {
	if (err) {
		throw err;
	}

	// Incoming SMS!
	serverSession.on('sms', function(sms, callback) {

		// It is important to run the callback since this is a part of the protocol
		callback({

			// Decimal value status code
			// Default is 0 == no error
			// See SMPP spec for all available status codes
			// For example: 11 == 0000000B == ESME_RINVDSTADR == "Invalid destination address".
			'status': 0,

			// Set SMS id, this is important if DLR is to be connected with the right SMS but is not mandatory
			'smsId': 450
		});

		// Oh, the sms sender wants a dlr (delivery report), send it!
		if (sms.dlr === true) {
			serverSession.sendDlr({
				'smsId': 450,
				'status': 2

				/*
				 * All available dlr status codes:
				 *
				 * 0	SCHEDULED	The message is scheduled for later sending.
				 * 1	ENROUTE	The message is enroute.
				 * 2	DELIVERED	The message was successfully delivered.
				 * 3	EXPIRED	The SMSC was unable to deliver the message in a specified amount of time.For instance when the phone was turned off.
				 * 4	DELETED	The message was deleted.
				 * 5	UNDELIVERABLE	The SMS was unable to deliver the message.For instance, when the number does not exist.
				 * 6	ACCEPTED	The SMS was accepted and will be send.
				 * 7	UNKNOWN	Unknown error occured.
				 * 8	REJECTED	The message was rejected.The provider could have blocked phonenumbers in this range.
				 * 9	SKIPPED	The message was skipped.
				 */

			});
		}
	});
});

Events

connect

Triggered when the socket is connected to a client

data

Triggered when data is comming in on the socket

close

Triggered when the socket is closed

error

Generic error event

sms

Incoming SMS