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@konetpay/core

v0.1.1

Published

Framework-agnostic core client for KonetPay: API client and the checkout protocol shared by platform-specific triggers.

Readme

@konetpay/core

Framework-agnostic API client for KonetPay. No DOM/browser assumptions — works in Node backends, browsers, and React Native.

npm install @konetpay/core

Quick start

// backend — secret key, initializes a transaction
import { KonetPayServerClient } from "@konetpay/core";

const konet = new KonetPayServerClient({ secretKey: process.env.KONETPAY_SECRET_KEY! });

const transaction = await konet.initializeTransaction({
  amount: 500_000, // ₦5,000.00, in kobo
  currency: "NGN",
  customer: { email: "[email protected]" },
});
// { reference, accessCode, authorizationUrl }
// browser or backend — publishable key, checks status
import { KonetPayClient } from "@konetpay/core";

const konet = new KonetPayClient({ publicKey: "pk_test_..." });

const result = await konet.verifyTransaction(reference);
if (result.paymentStatus === "successful") {
  // fulfill the order
}

authorizationUrl is a hosted checkout page — this package never renders payment UI itself. To open it as an iframe overlay in a browser, see @konetpay/web.

Why the key split?

Only the secret key can initialize a transaction — that's what makes the amount trustworthy, since a browser holding only the publishable key can never create one and so can't tamper with it. The publishable key can verify a transaction's status, a read-only operation safe to call from the browser or your backend.

See USAGE.md in the repo root for the full integration guide, including the openCheckout → verifyTransaction flow end to end.