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doripe

v2.4.0

Published

A lightweight utility for managing payment transactions with automatic unique ID generation

Readme

doripe

A lightweight utility for managing payment transactions with automatic unique ID generation and MongoDB storage.

Installation

npm install doripe

Usage

In Node.js

const { createTransaction, PaymentMethod, TransactionType } = require('doripe');

// Or with ES6 imports
// import { createTransaction, PaymentMethod, TransactionType } from 'doripe';

const transactionData = {
  orderId: 'order_123',
  merchantId: 'merchant_456',
  amount: 100.50,
  paymentMethod: PaymentMethod.CREDIT_CARD,
  currency: 'USD',
  type: TransactionType.PAYMENT
};

try {
  const transaction = createTransaction(transactionData);
  console.log('Transaction created:', transaction);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Error creating transaction:', error.message);
}

Then use the MongoDB functions:

const { createAndSaveTransaction, findTransactionByPaymentId, connectToDatabase } = require('doripe');

async function example() {
  try {
    // Connect to database
    await connectToDatabase();
    
    // Create and save a transaction
    const transactionData = {
      orderId: 'order_123',
      merchantId: 'merchant_456',
      amount: 100.50,
      paymentMethod: PaymentMethod.CREDIT_CARD
    };
    
    const savedTransaction = await createAndSaveTransaction(transactionData);
    console.log('Transaction saved:', savedTransaction);
    
    // Find transaction by payment ID
    const foundTransaction = await findTransactionByPaymentId(savedTransaction.paymentId);
    console.log('Transaction found:', foundTransaction);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error:', error.message);
  }
}

The package automatically detects the environment and only loads MongoDB dependencies in Node.js environments.

API

Functions

generateUniquePaymentId()

Generates a unique payment ID with the format pay_[24-character UUID].

generateUniquePaymentIntentId()

Generates a unique payment intent ID with the format pi_[24-character UUID].

createTransaction(data: TransactionData)

Creates a transaction object with unique IDs. Validates required fields and returns a CreatedTransaction object.

Required fields:

  • orderId: string
  • merchantId: string
  • amount: number (must be positive)
  • paymentMethod: PaymentMethod

createAndSaveTransaction(data: TransactionData)

Creates a transaction and saves it to MongoDB. Returns a StoredTransaction object.

findTransactionByPaymentId(paymentId: string)

Finds a transaction by its payment ID in MongoDB.

findTransactionsByMerchantId(merchantId: string)

Finds all transactions for a specific merchant ID.

findTransactionsByOrderId(orderId: string)

Finds all transactions for a specific order ID.

updateTransaction(paymentId: string, updates: Partial<TransactionData>)

Updates a transaction in MongoDB.

deleteTransaction(paymentId: string)

Deletes a transaction from MongoDB.

getAllTransactions(filter?: Partial<TransactionData>, limit?: number, skip?: number)

Gets all transactions with optional filtering, limit, and skip parameters.

connectToDatabase(uri?: string, dbName?: string)

Connects to MongoDB. Optionally accepts a URI and database name.

closeDatabase()

Closes the MongoDB connection.

Enums

PaymentMethod

  • CREDIT_CARD
  • DEBIT_CARD
  • PAYPAL
  • BANK_TRANSFER
  • APPLE_PAY
  • GOOGLE_PAY

TransactionType

  • PAYMENT
  • REFUND
  • SUBSCRIPTION

Interfaces

TransactionData

Represents the data needed to create a transaction.

CreatedTransaction

Extends TransactionData with generated paymentId and paymentIntentId.

StoredTransaction

Extends CreatedTransaction with MongoDB _id field.