sms-address returns an email address that can be used to send an SMS message.
It takes two arguments, phone number, and carrier.
var sms = require('sms-address');
var email = sms('123-456-7890', 'Verizon');
email === '[email protected]';sms-address also exports the carriers it supports. US only for now.
var sms = require('sms-address');
console.log(sms.carriers)
// outputs:
{
"Alaska Communications": "msg.acsalaska.com",
"Alltel": "sms.alltelwireless.com",
"Ameritech": "paging.acswireless.com",
"AT&T": "txt.att.net",
"BellSouth": "bellsouth.cl",
"Bluegrass Cellular": "sms.bluecell.com",
// and so on and so forth ...
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