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mavunta-cli

v1.1.1

Published

Mavunta Pay command-line tools: verify keys, trigger sandbox webhooks, and forward live events to your local server for webhook testing.

Readme

@mavunta/cli

Command-line tools for Mavunta Pay — verify keys, fire sandbox webhook events, and forward live events to your local server for webhook testing.

Use without installing

export MAVUNTA_SECRET_KEY=cwk_test_sk_…
npx @mavunta/cli verify

Or install globally:

npm install -g @mavunta/cli
mavunta --help

Commands

# Verify your API key (no money moves)
mavunta verify

# Fire a sandbox webhook event
mavunta trigger payment_intent.paid

# Forward live sandbox events to your local server (the killer command for
# webhook development) — prints a signing secret and POSTs each new event
mavunta listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000/mavunta/webhook
mavunta listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000/webhook --events payment_intent.paid,refund.succeeded

# List recent events
mavunta events --limit 20

Environment

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | MAVUNTA_SECRET_KEY | Your cwk_test_… / cwk_live_… key (required) | | MAVUNTA_BASE_URL | Override the API base (default: sandbox-api.mavunta.com/v1 for cwk_test_ keys, api.mavunta.com/v1 for live) |

Webhooks forwarded by listen are signed exactly like production: Mavunta-Signature is HMAC-SHA256 (hex) over `${Mavunta-Timestamp}.${rawBody}`. Verify them with @mavunta/sdk's webhooks.verify.

License

MIT © Chainwaka Technologies. Not affiliated with CoinW or any similarly named exchange.