A question about SMS format

[Jorjill]

Hello and thanks for this example. I want to know why SMS format is have to be "<#> Your ExampleApp code is: 123ABC78 bMWGb1odbbw" ? I'm asking this because I need to fetch SMS number from API into my app which can't be modified into this format. How can I use it in this situation?

[kodakjerec]

Because google's RetrieverAPI defines the format. See below
https://developers.google.com/identity/sms-retriever/verify

Your server must construct this message format.

If your SMS format can't be the format. You can use old receive way.
https://github.com/andreszs/cordova-plugin-sms-receive
Attention: This way uses "android.permission.RECEIVE_SMS", so it can't push to google play store

[Jorjill]

Thanks for a reply! In my case, the server which is sending SMS is not our server, it's a service provider's server which use a phone number for transaction, so it means that I can't get a verification code and modify it. They send 6 digit number straight to the user's phone so unfortunately it seems that I can't use this API. About that cordova example, how can I integrate it into my android studio project?