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@labdigital/paynl-transaction

v0.3.0

Published

PAY. Transaction Gateway Unit API's

Readme

@labdigital/paynl-transaction

npm

Typed client for the Pay. Transaction Gateway Unit API (https://rest.pay.nl/v2). It covers creating a transaction in redirect mode, fetching transaction details and getting the status of a transaction. It is generated from Pay.'s OpenAPI definition with the api generator and uses @readme/api-core.

Installation

pnpm add @labdigital/paynl-transaction
# or
npm install @labdigital/paynl-transaction

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22
  • ESM only (import, no require)

Usage

The default export is a ready-to-use client instance. Authenticate with an AT code (username) and its token (password), or with an SL code (username) and its secret (password).

import paynl from "@labdigital/paynl-transaction";

paynl.auth("AT-1234-5678", process.env.PAYNL_API_TOKEN ?? "");

// Create a transaction and send the payer to the payment page
const { data: transaction } = await paynl.postTransactions({
	serviceId: "SL-1234-5678",
	amount: { value: 1250, currency: "EUR" }, // amount in cents
	description: "Order 1234",
	reference: "order1234",
	returnUrl: "https://example.com/checkout/complete",
	exchangeUrl: "https://example.com/api/paynl/exchange",
});
console.log(transaction.id, transaction.paymentUrl);

// Get the status of a transaction
const { data: status } = await paynl.getTransactionsTransactionidStatus({
	transactionId: "EX-1234-1234-1234",
});
console.log(status.status?.action); // e.g. "PAID"

// Get all details of a transaction
const { data: details } = await paynl.getTransactionsTransactionid({
	transactionId: "EX-1234-1234-1234",
});

Every method returns a promise for { data, status, headers, res }. For error responses (for example 400 or 422) the promise rejects with a FetchError from @readme/api-core that has status and data properties.

Types

Request and response types are exported from @labdigital/paynl-transaction/types:

import type {
	PostTransactionsBodyParam,
	TransactionStatus,
} from "@labdigital/paynl-transaction/types";

Multiple clients

The SDK class is exported from @labdigital/paynl-transaction/sdk if you need more than one client, for example with different credentials:

import SDK from "@labdigital/paynl-transaction/sdk";

const client = new SDK();
client.auth("SL-1234-5678", process.env.PAYNL_SERVICE_SECRET ?? "");

Configuration

// Override the default 30 second request timeout (milliseconds) and pass extra `fetch` options
paynl.config({
	timeout: 10_000,
	init: { headers: { "x-request-id": "abc123" } },
});

auth() accepts up to two values: a username and password for HTTP basic auth, or a single bearer token. server() selects a different base URL.

// Use the alternative server from the OpenAPI definition
paynl.server("https://rest.letspay.nl/v2");

Development and release

See the repository README.

License

MIT