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xendit-node
Advanced tools
This library is the abstraction of Xendit API for access from applications written with server-side Javascript.
Note: This library is only meant for usage from server-side with Xendit secret API key. For PCI compliance to be maintained, tokenization of credt cards info should be done on client side with Xendit.js.
Please check Xendit Docs
npm install --save xendit-node
For the full documentation, please refer to Xendit Node Client Docs
Configure package with your account's API keys
const Xendit = require('xendit-node');
const x = new Xendit({
publicKey: 'xnd_public...',
secretKey: 'xnd_...',
});
Instanitiate Card service using constructor that has been injected with Xendit keys
const { Card } = x;
const cardSpecificOptions = {};
const card = new Card(cardSpecificOptions);
Example: Capturing a charge
card
.captureCharge({
chargeID: 'charge-id-from-create-charge-endpoint',
externalID: 'your-system-tracking-id',
})
.then(({ id }) => {
console.log(`Charge created with ID: ${id}`);
})
.catch(e => {
console.error(`Charge creation failed with message: ${e.message}`);
});
card.createToken(data: {
cardNumber: string;
expMonth: string;
expYear: string;
cardCVN: string;
isSingleUse: boolean;
amount?: number;
shouldAuthenticate?: boolean;
})
card.createCharge(data: {
tokenID: string;
externalID: string;
amount?: number;
authID?: string;
cardCVN?: string;
capture?: boolean;
descriptor?: string;
})
card.captureCharge(data: {
chargeID: string;
amount: number;
})
card.getCharge(data: { chargeID: string })
card.createAuthetication(data: {
amount: number;
tokenID: string;
})
card.createAuthorization(data: {
tokenID: string;
externalID: string;
amount?: number;
authID?: string;
cardCVN?: string;
descriptor?: string;
})
card.reverseAuthorization(data: {
chargeID: string;
externalID: string;
})
card.createRefund(data: {
chargeID: string;
amount: number;
externalID: string;
xIdempotencyKey?: string;
})
Instanitiate VA service using constructor that has been injected with Xendit keys
const { VirtualAcc } = x;
const vaSpecificOptions = {};
const va = new VirtualAcc(vaSpecificOptions);
Example: Create a fixed virtual account
va.createFixedVA({
externalID: 'your-external-id',
bankCode: 'BCA',
name: 'Stanley Nguyen',
})
.then(({ id }) => {
console.log(`Fixed VA created with ID: ${id}`);
})
.catch(e => {
console.error(`VA creation failed with message: ${e.message}`);
});
va.getVABanks();
va.createFixedVA(data: {
externalID: string;
bankCode: string;
name: string;
virtualAccNumber?: string;
suggestedAmt?: number;
isClosed?: boolean;
expectedAmt?: number;
expirationDate?: Date;
isSingleUse?: boolean;
description?: string;
})
va.getFixedVA(data: { id: string })
va.updateFixedVA(data: {
id: string;
suggestedAmt?: number;
expectedAmt?: number;
expirationDate?: Date;
isSingleUse?: boolean;
description?: string;
})
va.getVAPayment(data: { paymentID: string })
paymentID
: ID of the payment that you obtained from your callback
Instanitiate Disbursement service using constructor that has been injected with Xendit keys
const { Disbursement } = x;
const disbursementSpecificOptions = {};
const d = new Disbursement(disbursementSpecificOptions);
Example: Create a disbursement
d.create({
externalID: 'your-external-tracking-ID',
bankCode: 'BCA',
accountHolderName: 'Stan',
accountNumber: '1234567890',
description: 'Payment for nasi padang',
amount: 10000,
})
.then(({ id }) => {
console.log(`Disbursement created with ID: ${id}`);
})
.catch(e => {
console.error(`Disbursement creation failed with message: ${e.message}`);
});
d.getBanks();
d.create(data: {
externalID: string;
bankCode: string;
accountHolderName: string;
accountNumber: string;
description: string;
amount: number;
emailTo?: string[];
emailCC?: string[];
emailBCC?: string[];
xIdempotencyKey?: string;
})
d.createBatch(data: {
reference: string;
disbursements: Array<{
externalID: string;
bankCode: string;
accountHolderName: string;
accountNumber: string;
description: string;
amount: number;
emailTo?: string[];
emailCC?: string[];
emailBCC?: string[];
}>;
xIdempotencyKey?: string;
})
d.getByID(data: { disbursementID: string })
d.getByExtID(data: { externalID: string })
Instanitiate Invoice service using constructor that has been injected with Xendit keys
const { Invoice } = x;
const invoiceSpecificOptions = {};
const i = new Invoice(invoiceSpecificOptions);
Example: Create an invoice
i.createInvoice({
externalID: 'your-external-id',
payerEmail: 'stanley@xendit.co',
description: 'Invoice for Shoes Purchase',
amount: 100000,
}).then(({ id }) => {
console.log(`Invoice created with ID: ${id}`);
});
i.createInvoice(data: {
externalID: string;
payerEmail: string;
description: string;
amount: number;
shouldSendEmail?: boolean;
callbackVirtualAccountID?: string;
invoiceDuration?: number;
successRedirectURL?: string;
failureRedirectURL?: string;
paymentMethods?: string[];
currency?: string;
midLabel?: string;
})
i.getInvoice(data: { invoiceID: string })
i.expireInvoice(data: { invoiceID: string })
i.getAllInvoices(data?: {
statuses?: string[];
limit?: number;
createdAfter?: Date;
createdBefore?: Date;
paidAfter?: Date;
paidBefore?: Date;
expiredAfter?: Date;
expiredBefore?: Date;
lastInvoiceID?: string;
clientTypes?: string[];
paymentChannels?: string[];
onDemandLink?: string;
recurringPaymentID?: string;
})
Running test suite
npm install
npm run test
Running examples
cp .env.sample .env # then fill in required environment variables
node examples/card.js # or whichever example you would like to run
There are a commit hook to run linting and formatting and push hook to run all tests. Please make sure they pass before making commits/pushes.
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