Method 4) Custom method
This method allows you provide a callback using which you can send SMSs however you like. The input to the callback will be SMS template variables, so you can freely create the content of the SMS as well. Use this method if you are:
- Using a third party SMS service that is not Twilio.
- You want to use another delivery methog like Whatsapp or FB Messenger.
- You want to do some custom spam protection before sending the SMS.
- You already have an SMS sending infrastructure and want to use that.
- NodeJS
- GoLang
- Python
import supertokens from "supertokens-node";import Passwordless from "supertokens-node/recipe/passwordless";import Session from "supertokens-node/recipe/session";
supertokens.init({ appInfo: { apiDomain: "...", appName: "...", websiteDomain: "..." }, recipeList: [ Passwordless.init({ smsDelivery: { override: (originalImplementation) => { return { ...originalImplementation, sendSms: async function ({ codeLifetime, // amount of time the code is alive for (in MS) phoneNumber, urlWithLinkCode, // magic link userInputCode, // OTP }) { // TODO: create and send SMS } } } }, }), Session.init() ]});
import ( "fmt"
"github.com/supertokens/supertokens-golang/ingredients/smsdelivery" "github.com/supertokens/supertokens-golang/recipe/passwordless" "github.com/supertokens/supertokens-golang/recipe/passwordless/plessmodels" "github.com/supertokens/supertokens-golang/supertokens")
func main() { supertokens.Init(supertokens.TypeInput{ RecipeList: []supertokens.Recipe{ passwordless.Init(plessmodels.TypeInput{ SmsDelivery: &smsdelivery.TypeInput{ Override: func(originalImplementation smsdelivery.SmsDeliveryInterface) smsdelivery.SmsDeliveryInterface {
(*originalImplementation.SendSms) = func(input smsdelivery.SmsType, userContext supertokens.UserContext) error { // amount of time the code is alive for (in MS) codeLifetime := input.PasswordlessLogin.CodeLifetime phoneNumber := input.PasswordlessLogin.PhoneNumber
// magic link urlWithLinkCode := input.PasswordlessLogin.UrlWithLinkCode
// OTP userInputCode := input.PasswordlessLogin.UserInputCode fmt.Println(codeLifetime) fmt.Println(phoneNumber) fmt.Println(urlWithLinkCode) fmt.Println(userInputCode) // TODO: create and send SMS return nil }
return originalImplementation }, }, }), }, })}
from supertokens_python import init, InputAppInfofrom supertokens_python.recipe.passwordless.types import SMSDeliveryOverrideInput, SMSTemplateVarsfrom supertokens_python.recipe import passwordlessfrom typing import Dict, Anyfrom supertokens_python.ingredients.smsdelivery.types import SMSDeliveryConfig
def custom_sms_deliver(original_implementation: SMSDeliveryOverrideInput) -> SMSDeliveryOverrideInput: async def send_sms(template_vars: SMSTemplateVars, user_context: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: # amount of time the code is alive for (in MS) _ = template_vars.code_life_time __ = template_vars.phone_number ___ = template_vars.url_with_link_code # magic link ____ = template_vars.user_input_code # OTP
# TODO: create and send SMS... original_implementation.send_sms = send_sms return original_implementation
init( app_info=InputAppInfo( api_domain="...", app_name="...", website_domain="..."), framework='...', recipe_list=[ passwordless.init( sms_delivery=SMSDeliveryConfig(override=custom_sms_deliver) ) ])
If you call the original implementation function for sendSms
, it will use the service that you have configured. If you have not configured any service, it will use the default service.
important
When using this callback, you must manage sending the SMS yourself.