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@bizup-pay/mock-server

v0.1.1

Published

Mock payment provider servers for testing BizUp Pay — DO NOT use in production

Downloads

157

Readme

@bizup-pay/mock-server

Mock payment servers 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/mock-server provides local mock implementations of all supported payment provider APIs. Use it for development and testing — run your full payment flow locally without hitting real provider sandboxes.

Do not use in production.

How It Fits Together

A typical BizUp Pay integration uses three packages:

| Package | Role | |---------|------| | @bizup-pay/core | Shared types, provider interface, factory | | @bizup-pay/client | Browser SDK — mounts payment pages via iframe, modal, or redirect | | Provider adapter | Connects to a specific gateway (Morning, Cardcom, iCount, Grow) |

This package replaces the real provider APIs during development. Point your provider config at localhost and get instant, deterministic payment flows with webhook delivery.

Install

npm install --save-dev @bizup-pay/mock-server

Usage

Standalone Server

npx bizup-mock-server
# Starts mock servers on ports 4100, 4200, 4300

Programmatic

import { createMockServer } from '@bizup-pay/mock-server'

const server = createMockServer({ autoComplete: true })
await server.start()

// Run your tests...

await server.stop()

Features

  • Mock payment HTML pages with success/fail buttons
  • Webhook delivery to your webhookUrl
  • postMessage support for iframe/modal integration testing
  • autoComplete mode for fully automated test flows
  • Transaction storage for getTransaction() testing
  • reset() to clear state between tests

Mocked Providers

  • Morning (Green Invoice)
  • Cardcom
  • iCount
  • Grow.il (Meshulam)

Documentation

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

Links

License

MIT