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@corpopay/sdk

v0.2.0

Published

CorpoPay TypeScript SDK — generated, type-safe client for the CorpoPay payments API.

Readme

@corpopay/sdk

Website

Type-safe TypeScript SDK for the CorpoPay payments API. The client is generated from the API's OpenAPI contract (@corpopay/contract) with @hey-api/openapi-ts, then bundled into a single ESM + CJS artifact consumable from Node, serverless runtimes, and bundlers.

Install

npm install @corpopay/sdk

Configure once, then call

createCorpoPay() gives you an isolated client with your base URL and tenant API key pre-configured. Pass it into any generated method.

import { createCorpoPay, PaymentLinks, PaymentIntents } from "@corpopay/sdk";

const corpoPay = createCorpoPay({
  baseUrl: "https://api.corpopay.site", // your deployment
  apiKey: "cp_live_…",                  // tenant API key (cp_live_ / cp_test_)
});

// Amounts are integer centimes (per-currency minor units).
const { data, error } = await PaymentLinks.listPaymentLinks({ client: corpoPay.client });
const created = await PaymentLinks.createPaymentLink({
  client: corpoPay.client,
  body: { amount: 9900, currency: "MAD", description: "…", provider: "VPS" },
});

The SDK is grouped by resource tag: PaymentLinks, PaymentIntents, Refunds, Subscriptions, Payouts, Wallets, Webhooks, Ledger, Settlement, and more.

Verify inbound webhooks

const corpoPay = createCorpoPay({
  baseUrl,
  apiKey,
  webhookSigningSecret: "…", // tenant's webhook signing secret
});

app.post("/webhooks/corpopay", (req) => {
  const ok = corpoPay.webhooks.verify({
    body: req.rawBody,               // exact raw bytes CorpoPay signed
    signature: req.headers["x-corpopay-signature"],
    toleranceSeconds: 300,           // optional replay protection
  });
  if (!ok) return 401;
  // … handle the event
});

Status & money types

Precise enum unions (from the API's Prisma schema) are re-exported from @corpopay/contract, e.g. PaymentIntentStatus, PaymentLinkStatus, and their runtime value arrays (PaymentIntentStatusValues, …). Note CANCELED (payment intent) and CANCELLED (subscription / installment agreement / payout) are distinct.

Regenerating the client

The committed src/client/ is generated from openapi.json (the API's spec) via:

npm run generate   # openapi-ts
npm run build      # tsup → dist/index.js + dist/index.cjs + dist/index.d.ts
npm test           # vitest

When the API contract changes, copy the new corpopay-api/openapi.json here and re-run npm run generate. The version is driven by release-please.