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fewsats

v0.1.6

Published

TypeScript client for Fewsats API

Readme

fewsats

Simple TypeScript client for the Fewsats API. Accept and make payments with minimal code.

npm install fewsats

Paying

Pay for products or services:

import { Fewsats } from 'fewsats';

// Example Offer
const offer =l402_offer = {
   'offers':[
      {
         'amount':1,
         'balance':1,
         'currency':'USD',
         'description':'Purchase 1 credit for API access',
         'offer_id':'offer_1',
         'payment_methods':[
            'lightning'
         ],
         'title':'1 Credit Package',
      }
   ],
   'payment_context_token':'edb53dec-28f5-4cbb-924a-20e9003c20e1',
   'payment_request_url':'https://api.fewsats.com/v0/l402/payment-request',
   'version':'0.2.2'
}

const client = new Fewsats({ apiKey });
const payment = await client.payOffer('offer_1', offer);

Getting Paid

Create payment offers and let customers pay you:

import { Fewsats } from 'fewsats';

// Initialize with API key
const client = new Fewsats({ apiKey });

// Create a payment offer
const offer = await client.createOffers([{
  offerId: 'offer_1',
  amount: 500,  // cents
  currency: 'USD',
  title: '1 Credit Package',
  description: 'Purchase 1 credit for API access'
}]);

Examples

Check out the examples directory for full usage examples:

# Run the simple usage example
export FEWSATS_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
npx ts-node examples/simple-usage.ts

The simple-usage.ts example demonstrates the complete payment flow:

Vendor side:

  1. Creating a 1 cent offer
  2. Checking the initial payment status

Buyer side: 3. Paying for the offer 4. Getting payment info

Vendor side (after payment): 5. Checking the final payment status (after a short delay)

License

MIT