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@setarnv/directus-payaw-extension-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

A shared package for Pay.aw integration with Directus Api side extensions.

Readme

Directus Payaw Extension SDK

This package provides a programmatic SDK for working with the pay.aw Directus extension from other Directus API-side extensions. It enables you to create and manage pay.aw payment transactions, check payment status, and perform rollbacks directly in code, without relying on UI flows or manually defining models.

Why use this SDK?

When integrating pay.aw payments into your Directus project, you may want to trigger payments or check statuses from your own custom extensions (for example, a "store" extension). Instead of using the Directus ItemsService directly and manually defining models, this SDK provides:

  • Strongly-typed models for pay.aw transactions and vendors
  • A service class (Payaw) that encapsulates all pay.aw extension logic
  • Methods to create transactions, check status, and perform rollbacks just like the built-in flow operation
  • Automatic handling of extension version checks and vendor resolution

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install directus-payaw-shared

Usage

Importing the SDK

import Payaw from '@setarnv/directus-payaw-extension-sdk';

Creating a Payment Transaction

const payaw = new Payaw(extensionContext);
const transaction = await payaw.sendPaymentRequest(
	orderId,      // number
	userId,       // string
	amount,       // number (in cents)
	vendorId,    // number | undefined
	description   // string | undefined
);

Checking Payment Status

const status = await payaw.getPaymentStatus(paymentReference);

Rolling Back a Payment

await payaw.rollbackPayment(paymentReference, 'Optional rollback comment');

API Overview

Payaw class

The main entry point for interacting with pay.aw transactions in code. See the source for full method documentation.

  • constructor(extensionContext, eventContext?, appType?, walletType?, maxChecks?, checkIntervalMs?)
  • sendPaymentRequest(orderId, userId, amount, vendorId?, description?)
  • getPaymentStatus(paymentReference)
  • rollbackPayment(paymentReference, rollbackComment?)

Models and Types

The SDK exports all pay.aw transaction and vendor types for use in your own code.

Example: Using in a Custom Extension

Suppose you have a "store" Directus extension and want to trigger a pay.aw payment when an order is placed:

import Payaw from '@setarnv/directus-payaw-extension-sdk';

export default ({ services, database, getSchema }) => {
	const payaw = new Payaw({ services, database, getSchema });

	// ... inside your order logic:
	await payaw.sendPaymentRequest(orderId, userId, amount);
};

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or open an issue for any enhancements or bug fixes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.