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@hallofame/payment-provider-paystack

v0.2.2

Published

Paystack payment provider for Hall Of Fame

Readme

Paystack payment provider

Paystack checkout, verification, authenticated webhooks, reusable payment authorizations, and refunds for Hall Of Fame.

Installation

Run the installation from the halloffame.api directory so the provider is recorded as a production dependency:

pnpm add @hallofame/payment-provider-paystack

Add the package to the API's explicit provider manifest in package.json. Preserve any providers already listed:

{
  "halloffame": {
    "paymentProviders": ["@hallofame/payment-provider-paystack"]
  }
}

Set the provider credentials in the API environment:

PAYSTACK_SECRET_KEY=sk_live_...
PAYSTACK_CALLBACK_URL=https://app.example.com/settings/subscription

In the Paystack dashboard, configure the webhook URL using the public API origin:

https://api.example.com/api/billing/webhook/paystack

Restart the API after installing or changing the manifest. Confirm that Paystack appears in the registered provider catalogue, then select paystack as the active provider through the platform billing settings.

Do not place the Paystack secret key in package.json or commit it to source control.

Client integration

Install the same package in the web or Capacitor client and import the browser-only entry:

import {
  createPaystackCallbackUrl,
  listenForPaystackCallback,
  resumePaystackPayment,
} from '@hallofame/payment-provider-paystack/client'

Pass createPaystackCallbackUrl(window.location.href) to the API when starting the payment. For redirect checkout, register listenForPaystackCallback when the destination page mounts and use its verify callback to call the API's authenticated invoice verification endpoint.

When the API checkout response includes client.provider === 'paystack', a Capacitor or browser client can keep payment in-app:

await resumePaystackPayment({
  accessCode: checkout.client.token,
  verify: (reference) => api.verifyInvoice(reference),
  onVerified: (verification) => {
    if (verification.status === 'paid') refreshBilling()
  },
})

InlineJS only completes the customer-facing checkout. Entitlements or campaign funds must still wait for the API verification result or a signed webhook.