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The missing PayPal tool for Node


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Tiny PayPal

The missing PayPal tool for Node

PayPal has literally TONS of documentation, but little to none is targeted for Node users.

This is a dead-simple tool to create payments using the modern and elegant version of PayPal, solving hours of tedious research, trial and error.

Install the module

npm install tiny-paypal

Initialize it

var tp = require('tiny-paypal');

tp.init({
	CLIENT_ID: 'YOUR-ID-HERE', 
	CLIENT_SECRET: 'YOUR-SECRET-HERE',
	SUCCESS_CALLBACK_URL: 'https://your-server.com/payment-success',
	CANCELED_CALLBACK_URL: 'https://your-server.com/payment-canceled',
	SANDBOX: true,  // leave false for production
});

Create a payment

tp.createPayment(72.51, 'EUR', 'ACME Corporation Store')
.then(function(result){
	// Handle the result here
	console.log("Payment ID:", result.id);
	console.log("Redirect URL", result.redirect);  // Redirect your client's browser to this URL
	console.log("Info URL", result.get);  // Get the payment info from this URL
	console.log("Execute URL", result.execute);  // Execute the payment through this URL (payment approval is needed)
})
.catch(function(error){
	// Handle the error here
	console.error(error);
})

Redirect your client to result.redirect. When the client validates the payment, PayPal will redirect the browser to the SUCCESS_CALLBACK_URL with three query parameters:paymentId, token and PayerID.

You can override the default success/cancel URL's by appending two additional parameters to the call:

tp.createPayment(amount, currency, description, successURL, cancelURL)

Get these parameters and execute the payment

executePayment('the-payment-id', 'the-token', 'the-payer-id')
.then(function(result){
	// Handle the result here
	console.log("Response:", result);
})
.catch(function(error){
	// Handle the error here
	console.error(error);
})

This will log into the console something like:

Response: { id: 'PAY-1NA38651KW861730HK6HVNHQ',
	intent: 'sale',
	state: 'approved',
	cart: '9H784395YC168205K',
	payer: 
	{ payment_method: 'paypal',
		status: 'VERIFIED',
		payer_info: 
			{
				email: 'buyer@company.pro',
				first_name: 'Test',
				last_name: 'Buyer',
				payer_id: 'MEFWRPEQDM(2J',
				shipping_address: [Object],
				country_code: 'ES',
				billing_address: [Object] } },
	transactions: 
	[ { amount: [Object],
			payee: [Object],
			description: 'ACME Corporation Store',
			item_list: [Object],
			related_resources: [Object] } ],
	create_time: '2016-07-20T11:45:47Z',
	links: 
	[ { href: 'https://api.sandbox.paypal.com/v1/payments/payment/PAY-1NA38651KW861730HK6HVNHQ',
			rel: 'self',
			method: 'GET' 
		}
	]
}

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Last updated on 12 Nov 2016

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