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xnogate is a Node.js library for processing NANO ($XNO) cryptocurrency payments in your application, providing a reliable and secure way to receive and validate payments. Ideal for e-commerce websites, online marketplaces, and other applications. Start ac

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xnogate

xnogate is a safe, reliable payment gateway library for the NANO (XNO) cryptocurrency.

Installation

To install xnogate, run the following command:

npm i xnogate

Usage

WARNING: do not use any of the keys or addresses listed below to send real assets!

To use the payment gateway module, import it as follows:

const { payments } = require("xnogate")

Create a Payment

To create a new payment, call the payments.create(config, amount) method, passing in a configuration object and the desired amount in NANO. The configuration object should contain the following properties:

  • seed: a 64-character string representing the seed to be used to generate the private key for the wallet. If not provided, a random seed will be generated.
  • index: index of the wallet to use. If not provided, 0 will be used.
  • destination: the address of the account to which the payment will be made.
  • timeout: the timeout for the payment, in seconds.

Example:

const config = {
  seed: "6e78325f7061796d656e745f676174657761795f746573745f786e6f67617465",
  index: 0,
  destination: "nano_3ujqppynxfakp59i99o75qkwi1dm6btox9gndegbnuyxpc53sw7ikmb1zp8z",
  timeout: 30 // 30 seconds
};

const amount = 0.5; // 0.5 NANO

const interval = payments.create(config, amount);

Start a Payment

To start a payment, call the payments.start(interval, onSuccess, onTimeout) method, passing in the interval object returned from payments.create, as well as the onSuccess and onTimeout callbacks. o variable in the callback is the interval itself, you can retrieve or store some data there

Example:

payments.start(interval, 
  (o) => { console.log("Payment successful"); }, 
  (o) => { console.log("Payment timed out"); }
);

Alternatively:

interval.start(
  (o) => { console.log("Payment successful"); }, 
  (o) => { console.log("Payment timed out"); }
);

Donate

If you find this module useful and would like to support its development, please consider making a donation to the following Nano address:

nano_3ujqppynxfakp59i99o75qkwi1dm6btox9gndegbnuyxpc53sw7ikmb1zp8z

Your contribution is greatly appreciated and will help ensure the continued maintenance and improvement of this project, and some extra motivation. Thank you for your support!

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Package last updated on 27 Apr 2023

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