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    node-adyen-encrypt

Adyen encryption for Node.js.


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Classic Adyen Client-Side Encryption (CSE) on Node

[DEPRECATED] This module is deprecated since the original Adyen CSE project is deprecated and this encrytion method will not work with latest versions of Adyen SDK. Please use the official Adyen Web Components for Credit Card integration.

A NodeJS helper to encrypt data with the Adyen CSE

Prerequisites:

You will need a Adyen Key

Install

npm install node-adyen-encrypt

Specific Version import

     const adyenEncrypt = require('node-adyen-encrypt')(25);
     // this will import the 0_1_25 version
     const adyenEncrypt = require('node-adyen-encrypt')(24);
     // this will import the 0_1_24 version
     const adyenEncrypt = require('node-adyen-encrypt')(23);
     // this will import the 0_1_23 version
     const adyenEncrypt = require('node-adyen-encrypt')(22);
     // this will import the 0_1_22 version

Usage

     const adyenEncrypt = require('node-adyen-encrypt')(24);
     //this will import the 0_1_24 version

     const adyenKey     =   "your key as retrieved from the Adyen Customer Area Web Service User page";
     const options = {};
     const cardData = {
         number : cardNumber,       // 'xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx'
         cvc : cvc,                 //'xxx'
         holderName : holderName,   // 'John Doe'
         expiryMonth : expiryMonth, //'MM'
         expiryYear : expiryYear,   // 'YYYY'
         generationtime : generationtime // new Date().toISOString()
     };
     const cseInstance = adyenEncrypt.createEncryption(adyenKey, options);
     cseInstance.validate(cardData);
     const dataEncrypted = cseInstance.encrypt(cardData);

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👤 Danilo Pedrosa

  • Github: @dmop

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Last updated on 23 Jan 2021

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