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@tax1driver/ts-przelewy24

v2.1.0

Published

A simple library for connecting przelewy24 service

Readme

ts-przelewy24

Build

A type safe Przelewy24 client for TypeScript. Originally authored by kasvith, updated by me to extend API coverage.

This library provides an elegant way to create/verify transactions easily.

Note: Now this library uses the new REST API available in here.

Previous legacy API support is still available in v1.1.1 Future versions will support new REST API only. If you use legacy API please use that version.

Installation

npm install --save @tax1driver/ts-przelewy24

Reference

Full API & Types Reference

Basic Usage

Importing

import {
  P24,
  Order,
  Currency,
  Country,
  Language,
  NotificationRequest,
  Verification
} from "@tax1driver/ts-przelewy24";

Initialization

  • merchantId : ID given by P24
  • posId : Given by P24(often this referes to Merchant ID)
  • apiKey : API Key from p24 panel(Klucz do raportów)
  • crcKey : CRC value obtained from p24 panel
const p24 = new P24(
  merchantId, 
  posId,
  apiKey,
  crcKey, 
  { 
    sandbox: false // enable or disable sandbox
  }
);

Test access to P24

Test your connection to the Przelewy24 API.

const result = await p24.testAccess();
console.log(result); // true on success or an error being thrown P24Error

Create an order

Prepare the following details to initiate a payment:

const order: Order = {
  sessionId: "c837e1a3-c5a3-4e89-adf1-05faffd8913b",
  amount: 1000, // Transaction amount expressed in lowest currency unit, e.g. 1.23 PLN = 123
  currency: Currency.PLN,
  description: "test order",
  email: "[email protected]",
  country: Country.Poland,
  language: Language.PL,
  urlReturn: "http://myawesomeapp.com/continue",
  urlStatus: "http://myawesomeapp.com/p24callback", // callback to get notification
  timeLimit: 15, // 15min
  encoding: Encoding.UTF8,
}
const result = await p24.createTransaction(order)
console.log(result) // returns a valid URL to complete payment or throws an error

Verify notification

The P24 system will send a notification to the urlStatus provided in the transaction order. You need to verify this notification request before verifying the transaction.

const verify: NotificationRequest = req.body
const res = p24.verifyNotification(verify)
console.log(res) // true when the notification is valid

Verify transaction

To accept the payment to your merchant account, after validating the notification request, you need to verify the transaction with the P24 system. If you don't do this, the funds will not be transferred to your account.

// extract all information from callback request
const verifyRequest: Verification = {
    amount: 1000,
    currency: Currency.PLN,
    orderId: 3030,
    sessionId: 'c837e1a3-c5a3-4e89-adf1-05faffd8913b'
}

const res = await p24.verifyTransaction(verifyRequest)
console.log(res) // true on success, otherwise throws P24Error

Refund an order

To refund a customer, you need to create a refund request.

const ref = {
  refundsUuid: '94c1fb0b-f40f-4201-b2a0-f4166839d06c',
  requestId: 'afa379ac-c3ca-43d0-892f-e7a3f13ee4cc',
  refunds: [
    {
        amount: 1000,
        description: 'test',
        orderId: 3030,
        sessionId: 'c837e1a3-c5a3-4e89-adf1-05faffd8913b'
    }
  ],
}

const result = await p24.refund(ref)
console.log(result) // returns a SuccessResponse<RefundResult[]> with details about each refund request

Get transaction details

Retrieve detailed information about a transaction by session ID.

const details = await p24.getTransactionDetails('c837e1a3-c5a3-4e89-adf1-05faffd8913b')
console.log(details) // returns TransactionDetails object with all transaction information

Get payment methods

Retrieve available payment methods for the merchant. Optionally filter by amount and currency.

const methods = await p24.listPaymentMethods('en', { 
  amount: 1000, 
  currency: Currency.PLN 
})
console.log(methods) // returns array of PaymentMethod objects

Get refunds by order ID

Retrieve all refunds for a specific order.

const refunds = await p24.getRefundsByOrderId('3030')
console.log(refunds) // returns TransactionWithRefunds object containing transaction and refund details

Register offline transaction

Register an offline transaction (e.g., bank transfer, cash).

const offlineTransaction = await p24.registerOfflineTransaction(token)
console.log(offlineTransaction) // returns OfflineTransaction with bank account details

Create split payment

Create a transaction with split payments to multiple recipients.

const splitOrder = {
  ...order, // standard Order fields
  splits: [
    {
      amount: 500,
      description: 'Split 1',
      email: '[email protected]'
    },
    {
      amount: 500,
      description: 'Split 2',
      email: '[email protected]'
    }
  ]
}

const result = await p24.splitPayment(splitOrder)
console.log(result) // returns Transaction with token and link

BLIK Payments

Charge BLIK by code

Charge a customer's BLIK account using a 6-digit BLIK code.

const blikParams = {
  token: 'transaction_token',
  blikCode: '123456',
  aliasValue: 'optional_alias', // optional: for future payments
  aliasLabel: 'My Phone', // optional: alias label
  recurring: { // optional: for recurring payments
    expiryDate: '2025-12-31',
    period: 'month'
  }
}

const result = await p24.chargeBlikByCode(blikParams)
console.log(result) // returns ChargeBlikData with orderId

Charge BLIK by alias

Charge using a saved BLIK alias (for recurring payments).

const blikParams = {
  token: 'transaction_token',
  aliasValue: 'saved_alias',
  aliasLabel: 'My Phone'
}

const result = await p24.chargeBlikByAlias(blikParams)
console.log(result) // returns ChargeBlikData with orderId

Get BLIK aliases

Retrieve BLIK aliases for a customer by email.

// Get standard BLIK aliases
const aliases = await p24.getBlikAliasesByEmail('[email protected]')
console.log(aliases) // returns array of BlikAlias objects

// Get custom BLIK aliases (registered with aliasValue and aliasLabel)
const customAliases = await p24.getBlikAliasesByEmailCustom('[email protected]')
console.log(customAliases) // returns array of BlikAlias objects

Card Payments

Charge card with 3D Secure

Initiate a card payment with 3D Secure authentication.

const result = await p24.chargeCard3DS(token)
console.log(result) // returns { orderId, redirectUrl } for 3DS authentication
// Redirect customer to result.redirectUrl for authentication

Charge card without 3D Secure

Charge a card directly without 3D Secure.

const result = await p24.chargeCard(token)
console.log(result) // returns { orderId }

Charge card direct

Charge a card directly with custom parameters.

const params = {
  token: 'transaction_token',
  cardNumber: '4111111111111111',
  cvv: '123',
  expiryMonth: '12',
  expiryYear: '2025'
}

const result = await p24.chargeCardDirect(params)
console.log(result) // returns { orderId } or { orderId, redirectUrl } if 3DS is required

Verify card payment notification

Verify card payment notifications sent by P24.

const cardNotification: CardPaymentNotification = req.body
const isValid = p24.verifyCardNotification(cardNotification)
console.log(isValid) // true if notification is authentic

Error Handling

The library throws P24Error when API calls fail. All errors include a message, error code, and details.

import { P24Error } from "@tax1driver/ts-przelewy24";

try {
  const result = await p24.createTransaction(order)
  console.log(result)
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof P24Error) {
    console.error('P24 Error:', error.message)
    console.error('Error Code:', error.code)
    console.error('Details:', error.details)
  } else {
    console.error('Unexpected error:', error)
  }
}

Validate IP addresses

Validate IP addresses against P24 backend servers.

const valid = P24.isIpValid("127.0.0.1");
console.log(valid); // output false if IP is not from p24