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Make it easy to integrate PesaPal into a website or mobile app AND most importantly allow one to customize the payment user interface.
paymentListener
: express
middleware that parses PesaPal payment notifications.
getPaymentStatus(options)
: Get status of a payment. options
should contain either a reference
alone or a reference
and transaction
together.
getPaymentDetails(options
): Get all information about a payment. options
should contain a reference
and a transaction
.
getPaymentURL(order, callbackURI)
: Get a signed URL to the PesaPal payment page.
makeOrder(order, paymentMethod)
: Prepare an order for payment on a custom UI.
payOrder(order, paymentDetails)
: After a successful call to makeOrder
, pay an order with details collected through a custom UI.
$ npm install pesapaljs
var PesaPal = require('pesapaljs').init({
key: CONSUMER_KEY,
secret: CONSUMER_SECRET,
debug: true // false in production!
});
When the debug
option is set, pesapaljs
will use the demo.pesapal.com/*
endpoints.
// Listen for IPNs (With an express app)
app.get('/ipn', PesaPal.paymentListener, function(req, res) {
var payment = req.payment;
// do stuff with payment {transaction, method, status, reference}
// DO NOT res.send()
});
var options = {
reference: "42314123", // Send this
transaction: "175c6485-0948-4cb9-8d72-05a2c3f25be5" // or both.
};
PesaPal.getPaymentStatus(options)
.then(function(status){ /* do stuff*/ })
.catch(function(error){ /* do stuff*/ });
PesaPal.getPaymentDetails(options)
.then(function (payment) {
//payment -> {transaction, method, status, reference}
//do stuff
})
.catch(function (error) { /* do stuff*/ });
Make your customer pay on PesaPal's page:
var customer = new PesaPal.Customer("kariuki@pesapal.com");
var order = new PesaPal.Order("42314123", customer, "Ma ndazi", 1679.50, "KES", "MERCHANT");
// Redirect user to PesaPal
var url = PesaPal.getPaymentURL(order, "http://mysite.co.ke/callback");
// send it to an iframe ?
Or make your own awesome payment UI (web page, mobile app front-end, etc.):
var customer = new PesaPal.Customer("john@pesapal.com");
var order = new PesaPal.Order("WSDE0RFCC", customer, "Maziwa", 100, "KES", "MERCHANT");
// place order directly with your own UI
PesaPal.makeOrder(order, method) // First make the order
.then(function (processedOrder) { // then collect payment details from user
// Get payment details from user, DB - like their credit card info ;) or whatever
// ...
return Promise.resolve({
order: processedOrder,
paymentDetails: new PesaPal.MobileMoney("254728988983","DEWEDWED")
});
}).then(function(collected) => { // then send payment request
return PesaPal.payOrder(collected.order, collected.paymentDetails)
})
.then(function(resp) { // finally, receive a transaction id
// resp.reference Your order, reference (42314123)
// resp.transaction Payment transaction ID from PesaPal
})
.catch(function(error) {
// Yo something went horribly wrong!
});
git push origin master
To report bugs (or any other issues), use the issues page.
FAQs
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We found that pesapaljs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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