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openpay

v1.0.5

Published

Openpay library

Readme

Openpay nodejs

Installation

npm install openpay

Documentation

Full API documentation available at http://docs.openpay.mx/.

Overview

//class
var Openpay = require('openpay');
//instantiation
var openpay = new Openpay(' your merchant id ', ' your private key ', [ isProduction ]);
//use the api
openpay.< resource_name >.< method_name >( ... )

All methods accept an optional callback as last argument.

The callback function should follow the format: function(error, body) {...}.

  • error: null if the response status code is 200, 201, 204
  • body: null if the response status code is different from 200, 201, 204

Examples

Creating a customer

var newCustomer = {
  "name":"John",
  "email":"[email protected]",
  "last_name":"Doe",
  "address":{
    "city":"Queretaro",
    "state":"Queretaro",
    "line1":"Calle Morelos no 10",
    "line2":"col. san pablo",
    "postal_code":"76000",
    "country_code":"MX"
  },
  "phone_number":"44209087654"
};

openpay.customers.create(newCustomer, function(error, body) {
    error;    // null if no error occurred (status code != 200||201||204)
    body;     // contains the object returned if no error occurred (status code == 200||201||204)
});

Charging

var newCharge = {
  "method": "card",
  "card": {
    "card_number": "4111111111111111",
    "holder_name": "John Doe",
    "expiration_year": "20",
    "expiration_month": "12",
    "cvv2": "110",
  },
  "amount" : 200.00,
  "description" : "Service Charge",
  "order_id" : "oid-00721"
};
openpay.charges.create(testCreateCharge, function (error, body){
  // ...
});

Payout

var payout = {
  "method": "bank_account",
  "bank_account":{
    "clabe":"012298026516924616",
    "holder_name": "John Doe"
  },
  "amount" : 10.50,
  "description" : "Monthly payment"
};
openpay.payouts.create(payout, function (error, body){
  // ...
});

Configuration

  • openpay.setTimeout(20000); // in ms (default is 90000ms)
  • openpay.setMerchantId(' your merchant id ');
  • openpay.setPrivateKey(' your private key ');
  • openpay.setProductionReady(true);

Development

To run the tests you'll need your sandbox credentials: merchant id and private key from your Dashboard:

$ npm install -g mocha
$ npm test