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@bizup-pay/core

v0.1.1

Published

Core types and factory for BizUp Pay — unified Israeli payment SDK

Readme

@bizup-pay/core

Core types, interfaces, and provider factory for BizUp Pay — one SDK for every Israeli payment provider.

Write payment code once. Swap providers by changing one line of config. TypeScript-first, framework-agnostic, production-ready.

What This Package Does

@bizup-pay/core is the foundation of the BizUp Pay SDK. It defines the unified BizupProvider interface that all provider adapters implement, along with shared types, error handling, and the createProvider() factory function.

You always need this package — every BizUp Pay integration starts here.

How It Fits Together

A typical BizUp Pay integration uses three packages:

| Package | Role | |---------|------| | @bizup-pay/core | Shared types, provider interface, factory (this package) | | @bizup-pay/client | Browser SDK — mounts payment pages via iframe, modal, or redirect | | Provider adapter | Connects to a specific gateway: @bizup-pay/morning, @bizup-pay/cardcom, @bizup-pay/icount, or @bizup-pay/grow |

Want to switch from Cardcom to Morning? Change one line of config — your application code stays the same.

Install

npm install @bizup-pay/core @bizup-pay/cardcom  # pick your provider

Quick Start

import { createProvider } from '@bizup-pay/core'
import '@bizup-pay/cardcom' // registers the provider

const provider = createProvider('cardcom', {
  terminalNumber: process.env.CARDCOM_TERMINAL,
  apiName: process.env.CARDCOM_API_NAME,
})

const session = await provider.createSession({
  amount: 100,
  description: 'Order #123',
  successUrl: 'https://example.com/success',
  webhookUrl: 'https://example.com/webhook',
})

// session.pageUrl → redirect the customer here

Provider Interface

Every provider adapter implements:

interface BizupProvider {
  readonly name: ProviderName

  createSession(params: CreateSessionParams): Promise<BizupPaymentSession>
  getTransaction(id: string): Promise<BizupTransaction>
  refund(params: RefundParams): Promise<BizupRefund>
  parseWebhook(body: unknown, headers?: Record<string, string>): Promise<BizupWebhookEvent>
}

Available Providers

Documentation

Full documentation, setup guides, and examples: pay.bizup.dev

Links

License

MIT