Console SMS Provider

Package: @nauth-toolkit/sms-console Type: SMS Provider (Development)

Logs SMS messages to console instead of sending real SMS.

npm

npm install @nauth-toolkit/sms-console

Yarn

yarn add @nauth-toolkit/sms-console

pnpm

pnpm add @nauth-toolkit/sms-console

Bun

bun add @nauth-toolkit/sms-console

warning

Development only. Never use in production - exposes verification codes in logs.

Usage

NestJS

import { ConsoleSMSProvider } from '@nauth-toolkit/sms-console';

AuthModule.forRoot({
  smsProvider: new ConsoleSMSProvider(),
})

Express

import { ConsoleSMSProvider } from '@nauth-toolkit/sms-console';

const nauth = await NAuth.create({
  config: {
    smsProvider: new ConsoleSMSProvider(),
  },
  // ...
});

Fastify

import { ConsoleSMSProvider } from '@nauth-toolkit/sms-console';

const nauth = await NAuth.create({
  config: {
    smsProvider: new ConsoleSMSProvider(),
  },
  adapter: new FastifyAdapter(),
  // ...
});

Console Output

============================================================
SMS MESSAGE
============================================================
To: +1234567890
Message: Your verification code is: 123456
============================================================

Test Storage

For E2E testing, store codes in a test database:

const provider = new ConsoleSMSProvider();
provider.setStorageCallback(async (phone, code) => {
  await testDatabase.storeCode(phone, code);
});

Templates

Customize SMS message content with templates:

AuthModule.forRoot({
  smsProvider: new ConsoleSMSProvider(),
  sms: {
    templates: {
      globalVariables: {
        appName: 'My App',
      },
      customTemplates: {
        verification: {
          content: '{{appName}}: Your code is {{code}}. Expires in {{expiryMinutes}} min.',
        },
      },
    },
  },
});

See SMS Templates for complete documentation.

Related

• SMS Overview
• SMS Templates Configuration
• AWS SNS - Production provider