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var citrus = require("citrusjs");
// Initialize merchant
var merchant = new citrus.Merchant({
"env" : citrus.Merchant.Env.SANDBOX, // or citrus.Merchant.Env.PRODUCTION
"access_key" : "MERCHANT_ACCESS_KEY",
"secret_key" : "MERCHANT_SECRET_KEY",
"vanity_url" : "VANITY_URL",
"js_signin_id" : "JS_SIGNIN_ID", // optional
"js_signin_secret": "JS_SIGNING_SECRET" // optional
});
The js_signin_id
and js_signin_secret
is required when fetching user payment modes (see section 4)
merchant.getEligibleInstruments()
.then(function (opts) {
console.log(opts);
});
OUTPUT:
The output is an array of citrus.Instrument.Type.NET_BANKING
type. (See /src/types.proto for details).
Relevant fields are displayed below:
[
{
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.NET_BANKING,
"bank_name" : "AXIS Bank",
"bank_code" : "CID002"
},
// ...
{
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.CREDIT_CARD,
"card_scheme": citrus.Instrument.CardScheme.VISA
},
{
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.DEBIT_CARD,
"card_scheme": citrus.Instrument.CardScheme.MAESTRO
},
// ...
]
var txn = new citrus.Transaction({
"id" : "TRANS_" + Number(new Date()), // some unique txn id
"amount" : 10.00,
"currency" : "INR",
"return_url" : "http://mysite.com/postpay",
"notify_url" : "http://mysite.com/notifypay",
"custom_params": [
{ "name": "foo", "value": "bar" },
// ...
]
});
To generate a signature for the transaction:
merchant.generateRequestSignature(txn);
var usr = new citrus.User({
"email" : "john.doe@gmail.com",
"fname" : "John",
"lname" : "Doe",
"mobile" : "9999999999",
"username": "CITRUS_USERNAME", // optional
"password": "CITRUS_PASSWORD", // optional
"address" : {
"street1": "ADDRESS LINE 1",
"street2": "ADDRESS LINE 2",
"city" : "CITY",
"state" : "STATE",
"country": "INDIA",
"pincode": "560102"
}
});`
Fields username
and password
are required only when fetching user"s saved cards (see section 4).
Address can also be set separately:
usr.set("address", new citrus.Address({
"street1": "ADDRESS LINE 1",
"street2": "ADDRESS LINE 2",
"city" : "CITY",
"state" : "STATE",
"country": "INDIA",
"pincode": "560102"
}));
var paymentMode = new citrus.Instrument({
// ...
});
For card payment:
paymentMode = new citrus.Instrument({
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.CREDIT_CARD, // or citrus.Instrument.Type.DEBIT_CARD
"card_scheme" : citrus.Instrument.CardScheme.VISA,
"card_number" : "4111111111111111",
"card_owner_name" : "John Doe",
"card_expiry_month": 11,
"card_expiry_year" : 2018,
"card_cvv" : "123"
});
For netbanking:
paymentMode = new citrus.Instrument({
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.NET_BANKING,
"bank_name": "AXIS Bank",
"bank_code": "CID002"
});
sz.getPaymentUrl(usr, paymentMode, txn)
.then(function (url) {
console.log("pay url: ", url);
// redirect user to payment url (client side redirect)
});
ENSURE THAT
- While creating merchant object, you set properties
js_signin_id
andjs_signin_secret
- While creating user object, you set properties
username
andpassword
merchant.getUserInstruments(usr)
.then(function (instruments) {
console.log(instruments);
});
OUTPUT:
The output is an array of citrus.Instrument.Type.NET_BANKING
type. (See /src/types.proto for details).
Relevant fields are displayed below:
[
{
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.DEBIT_CARD, // or citrus.Instrument.Type.CREDIT_CARD
"card_scheme" : citrus,Instrument.CardScheme.VISA,
"card_number" : "XXXXXXXXXXXX1234",
"card_expiry_month": 10,
"card_expiry_year" : 2020,
"citrus_token" : "ajlklajsd921kj321l39asldkja921lk3",
"citrus_name" : "Debit Card (1234)"
},
{
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.NET_BANKING,
"bank_name" : "ICICI Corporate Bank",
"citrus_token" : "khe7312kjh8ah3k128ayhje81hjkdad8k",
"citrus_name" : "ICICI bank"
}
]
The method for getting payment URL is the same as described in [section 3.4]((#34-get-payment-url). Just add the CVV number input by user before fetching the url:
paymentMode = new citrus.Instrument({
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.CREDIT_CARD, // or citrus.Instrument.Type.DEBIT_CARD
"citrus_token" : "ajlklajsd921kj321l39asldkja921lk3",
"card_cvv" : "123" // input by user
});
In case of netbanking:
paymentMode = new citrus.Instrument({
"type" : citrus.Instrument.Type.NET_BANKING,
"citrus_token" : "khe7312kjh8ah3k128ayhje81hjkdad8k",
});
And then fetch URL:
sz.getPaymentUrl(usr, paymentMode, txn)
.then(function (url) {
console.log("pay url: ", url);
// redirect user to payment url (client side redirect)
});
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