sinch-verification/index.js

Verify mobile numbers using Sinch Verification

var sinchRestApi = require('sinch-rest-api')
var assert = require('assert-plus');
var Q = require('q');

var verificationManager = function(credentials, environment) {
	assert.object(credentials, 'credentials');
	assert.string(credentials.key, 'credentials.key');
	assert.string(credentials.secret, 'credentials.secret');
	this._sinchRestApi = require('sinch-rest-api')(credentials, environment);
}

verificationManager.prototype.createVerification = function(number, custom) {
	var newVerification = new verificationInstance(number, custom);
	newVerification._sinchRestApi = this._sinchRestApi;
	return newVerification;
}

var verificationInstance = function(number, custom) {
	this._number = number;
	this._number = this._number.replace(/[-\s\(\)]/gi, '') // Remove possible irrelevant characters
	this._custom = custom;
	this.flagVerified = false;
}

verificationInstance.prototype.initiate = function() {
	var verificationObj = {
		identity: { type: 'number', endpoint: this._number},
		custom: this._custom,
		method: 'sms',
		metadata: {
			os: 'js',
			platform: 'NodeJS'
		}
	};

	return this._sinchRestApi.verification.verifyUserSMS(verificationObj);
}

verificationInstance.prototype.verify = function(secretCode) {
	assert.string(secretCode);

	var confirmationObj = {
		number: this._number,
		source: 'manual', //Always manual input of verification code in JS SDK. Hard-coded, so direct API usage does not pollute stats. 
		sms: { code: secretCode },
		method: 'sms'
	};

	return this._sinchRestApi.verification.confirmUserSMS(confirmationObj);
}

module.exports = function(config, environment) {
	return new verificationManager(config, environment)
};