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@abacatepay/types

v2.0.2

Published

Abacate Pay API typings that are always up to date.

Downloads

591

Readme

AbacatePay API Types

O @abacatepay/types fornece tipagens oficiais e helpers modernos para trabalhar com a API da AbacatePay de forma segura, previsível e alinhada à documentação oficial.

O pacote é TypeScript-first e serve como base para integrações diretas via fetch, SDKs internos, CLIs e validações em aplicações backend.

Instalação

Use o package manager da sua preferência:

bun add @abacatepay/types
# ou
pnpm add @abacatepay/types
# ou
npm install @abacatepay/types

Versionamento dos Tipos

Antes de tudo, você deve especificar a versão da API que deseja usar, adicionando /v* na importação:

import { APICustomer } from '@abacatepay/types/v2';
import { version, API_BASE_URL, API_VERSION } from '@abacatepay/types';

Como a AbacatePay API Types documenta

  • Prefixo API* Representa estruturas gerais da API (Objetos retornados, modelos internos etc.).

  • Prefixo Webhook* Representa payloads recebidos pelos eventos de webhook. Documentação: https://docs.abacatepay.com/pages/webhooks

  • Prefixo REST<HTTPMethod>* Tipos usados em requisições diretas à API.

    • Sufixo Body → corpo enviado na requisição Ex.: RESTPostCreateNewChargeBody

    • Sufixo QueryParams → parâmetros de query Ex.: RESTGetCheckQRCodePixStatusQueryParams

    • Sufixo Data → dados retornados pela API Ex.: RESTGetListCouponsData

  • O pacote NÃO adiciona tipos além do que existe na documentação oficial. Cada tipo reflete exatamente o que está documentado aqui: https://docs.abacatepay.com/pages/introduction

  • Campos marcados com @unstable São campos que não têm definição formal na documentação, mas cujo tipo foi inferido com base nos exemplos oficiais. (Ex.: WebhookWithdrawDoneEvent.billing.kind)

import {
    Routes,
    type APICoupon,
    type RESTPostCreateCouponBody,
} from '@abacatepay/types/v2';
import { REST } from '@abacatepay/rest';

const client = new REST({ secret });

async function createCoupon(body: RESTPostCreateCouponBody) {
    const data = await client.post<APICoupon>(Routes.coupons.create, { body });

    return data;
}
import { WebhookEvent } from '@abacatepay/zod/v2';
import { WebhookEventType } from '@abacatepay/types/v2';

Bun.serve({
    routes: {
        async '/webhooks/abacate'(request) {
            const raw = await request.json();
            
            const { data, event } = WebhookEvent.parse(raw);

            switch (event) {
                case WebhookEventType.BillingPaid:
                    console.log(`Um novo pagamento de ${data.payment.amount} foi feito`);

                    break;
                case WebhookEventType.WithdrawDone:
                    console.log(`Um novo saque foi feito ${data.transaction.receiptUrl}`);

                    break;
                case WebhookEventType.WithdrawFailed:
                    console.log(`O saque com o ID ${data.transaction.id} falhou`);
            }

            return new Response('OK');
        },
    },
});