ubivar

Ubivar node.js bindings

Ubivar is an API that takes over the hassle of automatically screening e-payment for frauds on e-commerce websites.

Ubivar's purpose is to route e-commerce transactions given their estimated risk. By default, the three possible routing outcomes are a suggested rejection, a recommended manual verification, and a proposed acceptance of the transaction. Ubivar does not need all the business events (aka resources), however the more it has contextual information about the transactions, the better its accuracy. The two required resources are the transactions and the labels that categorize the transactions like fraud, not fraud. The API is simple: you provide Ubivar your request token and the bindings provide the hooks to send and receive resources to the API.

Install

npm install ubivar

Documentation

Documentation is available at https://ubivar.com/docs/nodejs

API Overview

Every resource is accessed via your ubivar instance and accepts an optional callback as the last argument. The sample code below retrieves your account information (as json) and updates the primary phone with a random value.

Quick Start

A. Init

var Ubivar    = require("ubivar")
  , ubivar    = new Ubivar("YOUR_API_ACCESS_TOKEN", "latest")

B. Send an e-commerce transaction

ubivar.transactions.create({
  "user_id"     : "test_phahr3Eit3_123"           // the id of your client
, "user_email"  : "[e-mail]" // the email of your client
, "type"        : "sale"                          // the type of transaction
, "status"      : "success"                       // whether the transaction was authorized
, "order_id"    : "test_iiquoozeiroogi_123"       // the shopping cart id
, "tx_id"       : "client_tx_id_123"              // the transaction id of this transaction
, "amount"      : "43210"                         // the amount of the transaction in cents
, "payment_method":{
    "bin"       :"123456"                         // the bank identification number of the card
  , "brand"     :"Mastercard"                     // the brand of the card
  , "funding"   :"credit"                         // the type of card
  , "country"   :"US"                             // the iso country code of the card
  , "name"      :"M Man"                          // the name of the card holder
  , "cvc_check":"pass"                            // whether the card passed the cvc check
},"billing_address":{
    "line1"     :"123 Market Street"              // the billing address
  , "line2"     :"4th Floor"                       
  , "city"      :"San Francisco"
  , "state"     :"California"
  , "zip"       :"94102"
  , "country"   :"US"
  }
}, function(err, res){

  if(err) return err 
  // something unexpected occurred

  txId          = res.data[0].id 
  // keep track of the transaction id 
})

C. Retrieve its status

ubivar.labels.retrieve(txId, function(err, res){

  if(err) return err
  // something unexpected occurred

  status        = res.data[0].status
  // the status of the transaction
})

All resources and methods

• Me
  • retrieve()
  • update(params)
• Account
  • create(params)
  • retrieve(id)
  • update(id, params)
  • del(id)
  • list()
• Transaction
  • create(params)
  • retrieve(id)
  • update(id, params)
  • del(id)
  • list()
• Login
  • create(params)
  • retrieve(id)
  • del(id)
  • list()
• Logout
  • create(params)
  • retrieve(id)
  • del(id)
  • list()
• Item
  • create(params)
  • retrieve(id)
  • update(id, params)
  • del(id)
  • list(params)
• Label
  • create(params)
  • retrieve(id)
  • update(id, params)
  • del(id)
  • list(params)
• Fx
  • list(params)
• BINs
  • list(params)
• Status
  • list(params)

Configuration

• ubivar.set("auth", "your-api-token")
• ubivar.setTimeout(20000) // in ms, node's default is 120000ms

More information / wikis

• In-depth documentation

Development

To run the tests, you will need a Ubivar test API key (from your Ubivar dashboard)

export UBIVAR_TEST_TOKEN="your-test-api-key"
npm install -g mocha
npm test

Note: on Windows, use SET instead of export for setting the UBIVAR_TEST_TOKEN environment variable.

Author

Originally inspired from stripe-node. Developed by Fabrice Colas ([e-mail]). Maintained by Ubivar.