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This is a very early stage of development, very few is supported and API will likely change.
This package uses promises and is targeted at ES6. It includes TypeScript definitions.
##Example:
const pagarme = new PagarMe("api_key", "encriptation_key");
const card_data = {
card_number: "4901720080344448",
card_holder_name: "Usuario de Teste",
card_expiration_date: "1219",
card_cvv: "314"
};
const card_hash = await pagarme.cardHash(card_data);
const inserted_card = await pagarme.cards.insert(card_hash);
const retrived_card = await pagarme.card(inserted_card.id);
// inserted_card == retrived_card
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A JavaScript library to interface with Pagar.me API
The npm package pagarme receives a total of 3,037 weekly downloads. As such, pagarme popularity was classified as popular.
We found that pagarme demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 25 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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