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qpaypro-checkout

v0.1.3

Published

QPayPro Checkout SDK

Readme

qpaypro-checkout-sdk

SDK para consultar endpoints de QPayPro Checkout.

Uso

import { QpayProClient } from "qpaypro-checkout";

const client = new QpayProClient();

const response = await client.consultarCui({
  public_key: "tu_public_key",
  documento: "1234567890101",
});

URL base

Por defecto, el SDK decide que URL usar segun el runtime:

  • En backend / Node usa https://api-payments.qpaypro.com.
  • En navegador usa una URL relativa ("") para llamar al mismo dominio del proyecto.

Eso significa que en navegador esta llamada:

await client.consultarCui({
  public_key: "tu_public_key",
  documento: "1234567890101",
});

apunta a:

/checkout/qpayfel/consultar/cui

El SDK no puede crear el proxy automaticamente. El proyecto que lo use en navegador debe exponer esa ruta en su backend y reenviarla a QPayPro.

Ejemplo en Laravel:

Route::post('/checkout/qpayfel/consultar/cui', function (Request $request) {
    $response = Http::post(
        'https://api-payments.qpaypro.com/checkout/qpayfel/consultar/cui',
        $request->only(['public_key', 'documento'])
    );

    return response($response->body(), $response->status())
        ->header('Content-Type', 'application/json');
});

El flujo queda asi:

React -> /checkout/qpayfel/consultar/cui -> Laravel -> QPayPro API

Si necesitas apuntar a otra URL, puedes seguir enviando baseUrl:

const client = new QpayProClient({
  baseUrl: "https://mi-backend.com",
});

Laravel y CSRF

Si usas el SDK desde navegador contra un proxy Laravel en web.php, Laravel puede responder 419 si el POST no incluye CSRF.

En ese caso puedes enviar headers personalizados y credentials:

const client = new QpayProClient({
  baseUrl: window.location.origin,
  headers: {
    "X-CSRF-TOKEN":
      document
        .querySelector('meta[name="csrf-token"]')
        ?.getAttribute("content") ?? "",
    "X-Requested-With": "XMLHttpRequest",
  },
  credentials: "same-origin",
});

Otra opcion es definir el proxy en api.php o excluir esa ruta de CSRF en Laravel, segun la arquitectura del proyecto.