farazsms

Faraz SMS integration nodes for n8n using the Faraz SMS REST API.

Package Information

Released: 9/29/2025
Downloads: 14 weekly / 40 monthly
Latest Version: 0.1.5
Author: Faraz SMS Integrations Team

Documentation

n8n-nodes-farazsms

Community node package that wraps the @aspianet/faraz-sms SDK to bring the Faraz SMS REST API into your n8n workflows.

Features

This package adds a single Faraz SMS node with the following operations:

Operation Description
farazAuth Fetch the authenticated Faraz SMS account profile
farazCredit Retrieve the remaining credit balance
farazSendSMS Send a standard SMS message
farazGetSMS Fetch the details of a sent message by its bulk ID
farazCreatePattern Create a new SMS pattern (template)
farazSendPattern Send a pattern-based message using an approved pattern code
farazGetMessageRecipientsStatus Retrieve delivery statuses for message recipients
farazFetchInboxMessages Fetch received inbox messages

Installation

Install the package inside your n8n installation folder:

npm install n8n-nodes-farazsms

Restart n8n so it can load the new node.

Credentials

Create new credentials of type Faraz SMS API and paste the API key provided in your Faraz SMS dashboard. The node uses this key to authenticate every request via the official SDK.

Usage

Drag the Faraz SMS node into a workflow, select the desired operation, and fill out the required fields:

  • Send SMS – specify your sender line (Originator), one or more recipient numbers, and the message body.
  • Send SMS – specify your sender line (Originator), one or more recipient numbers, the message body, and optionally schedule a future send time.
  • Send Pattern – supply the pattern code, sender, recipient, and a JSON object that maps pattern variables to values, e.g. { "name": "John" }.
  • Fetch operations – provide the requested identifiers (bulk ID) where relevant.

All responses from the Faraz SMS API are returned as JSON so you can continue processing them in downstream nodes.

Development

npm install
npm run build

The build command compiles the TypeScript sources into the dist folder that n8n expects when loading community nodes.

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