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webmoney-js

v1.0.0

Published

JavaScript/TypeScript library for WebMoney payment system integration

Readme

webmoney-js

JavaScript/TypeScript library for WebMoney payment system integration via XML API.

Installation

npm install webmoney-js

Features

  • TypeScript support with full type definitions
  • ES Modules (ESM) support
  • Lightweight with minimal dependencies
  • 19 WebMoney XML API interfaces supported
  • Input validation and error handling
  • Optional logging system
  • Windows-1251 encoding support
  • Key extractor CLI tool for decrypting WebMoney key files (.kwm)

Quick Start

import { WmX1Interface, WmLogger } from 'webmoney-js';

// Enable logging (optional)
WmLogger.setLogger((level, message, data) => {
  console.log(`[${level.toUpperCase()}] ${message}`, data);
});

// Create invoice interface
const invoiceInterface = new WmX1Interface(
  '123456789012', // Your WMID
  '<RSAKeyValue><Modulus>...</Modulus><D>...</D></RSAKeyValue>' // Your private key
);

// Create an invoice
const invoice = await invoiceInterface.createInvoice({
  customerwmid: '987654321098',
  storepurse: 'Z123456789012',
  amount: 100.50,
  desc: 'Payment for services'
});

console.log(`Invoice created: ${invoice.invoice?.id}`);

Key Extractor

The library includes a command-line tool to extract and decrypt WebMoney key files (.kwm) to XML format for use with the API interfaces.

CLI Usage

After installing the package, you can use the keyextractor command:

# Using named parameters (recommended)
keyextractor --file /path/to/key.kwm --wmid 123456789012 --password mypassword

# Using short options
keyextractor -f /path/to/key.kwm -w 123456789012 -p mypassword

# Show help
keyextractor --help

Parameters:

  • -f, --file <path> - Path to the encrypted key file (.kwm)
  • -w, --wmid <wmid> - Your WebMoney ID (12 digits)
  • -p, --password <pwd> - Password for the key file
  • -h, --help - Show help message

The command outputs the RSA key in XML format:

<RSAKeyValue><Modulus>...</Modulus><D>...</D></RSAKeyValue>

You can redirect the output to a file:

keyextractor -f key.kwm -w 123456789012 -p password > key.xml

Programmatic Usage

You can also use the KeyExtractor class programmatically:

import { KeyExtractor } from 'webmoney-js';

const extractor = new KeyExtractor(
  '/path/to/key.kwm',
  '123456789012',
  'mypassword'
);

const xmlKey = await extractor.extract();
console.log(xmlKey); // XML representation of the RSA key

Then use the extracted key with API interfaces:

import { WmX1Interface, KeyExtractor } from 'webmoney-js';

// Extract key from file
const extractor = new KeyExtractor('key.kwm', wmid, password);
const privateKey = await extractor.extract();

// Use the key with API interface
const invoiceInterface = new WmX1Interface(wmid, privateKey);

Available Interfaces

The library provides 19 WebMoney XML API interfaces:

  • X1 (WmX1Interface) - Sending Invoice from merchant to customer
  • X2 (WmX2Interface) - Transferring funds from one purse to another
  • X3 (WmX3Interface) - Receiving the History of Transactions; checking Transaction status
  • X4 (WmX4Interface) - Receiving the history of issued invoices. Verifying whether invoices were paid
  • X5 (WmX5Interface) - Completing a code-protected transaction. Entering a protection code
  • X6 (WmX6Interface) - Sending message to random WM-identifier via internal mail
  • X8 (WmX8Interface) - Retrieving information about purse ownership. Searching for a system user by his/her identifier or purse
  • X9 (WmX9Interface) - Retrieving information about purse balance
  • X10 (WmX10Interface) - Retrieving list of invoices for payment
  • X11 (WmX11Interface) - Retrieving information from client’s passport by WM-identifier
  • X13 (WmX13Interface) - Recalling incomplete protected transaction
  • X14 (WmX14Interface) - Fee-free refund
  • X15 (WmX15Interface) - Viewing and changing settings of “by trust” management
  • X16 (WmX16Interface) - Creating a purse
  • X18 (WmX18Interface) - Getting transaction details via merchant.webmoney
  • X19 (WmX19Interface) - Verifying personal information for the owner of a WM identifier
  • X21 (WmX21Interface) - Setting trust for merchant payments by SMS
  • X22 (WmX22Interface) - Receiving the ticket of prerequest payment form at merchant.webmoney
  • X23 (WmX23Interface) - Rejection of received invoices/cancellation of issued invoices.

Usage Examples

Creating an Invoice (X1)

import { WmX1Interface } from 'webmoney-js';

const xmlInterface = new WmX1Interface(wmid, privateKey);

const response = await xmlInterface.createInvoice({
  customerwmid: '987654321098',
  storepurse: 'Z123456789012',
  amount: 100.50,
  desc: 'Payment description',
  orderid: 12345,
  period: 24,
  expiration: 48
});

if (response.invoice) {
  console.log(`Invoice ID: ${response.invoice.id}`);
}

Transferring Funds (X2)

import { WmX2Interface } from 'webmoney-js';

const xmlInterface = new WmX2Interface(wmid, privateKey);

const response = await xmlInterface.transfer({
  tranid: 123456,
  pursesrc: 'Z123456789012',
  pursedest: 'Z987654321098',
  amount: 50.00,
  period: 24,
  pcode: '',
  desc: 'Transfer description',
  wminvid: 0,
  onlyauth: 1
});

if (response.operation) {
  console.log(`Transfer ID: ${response.operation.id}`);
}

Getting Passport Information (X11)

import { WmX11Interface } from 'webmoney-js';

const xmlInterface = new WmX11Interface(wmid, privateKey);

const response = await xmlInterface.getPassportInfo({
  passportwmid: '987654321098',
  dict: 0,
  info: 1,
  mode: 0
});

console.log(`WMID: ${response.certinfo?.wmid}`);

Error Handling

The library uses typed error classes for better error handling:

import { WmApiError, WmNetworkError, WmValidationError } from 'webmoney-js';

try {
  const response = await xmlInterface.createInvoice({...});
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof WmApiError) {
    console.error(`API Error (${error.retval}): ${error.retdesc}`);
  } else if (error instanceof WmNetworkError) {
    console.error(`Network error: ${error.message}`);
  } else if (error instanceof WmValidationError) {
    console.error(`Validation error in ${error.field}: ${error.message}`);
  } else {
    console.error('Unknown error:', error);
  }
}

Logging

Enable optional logging:

import { WmLogger } from 'webmoney-js';

// Custom logger callback
WmLogger.setLogger((level, message, data) => {
  switch (level) {
    case 'error':
      console.error(message, data);
      break;
    case 'warn':
      console.warn(message, data);
      break;
    case 'info':
      console.info(message, data);
      break;
    case 'debug':
      console.debug(message, data);
      break;
  }
});

// Disable logging
WmLogger.clearLogger();

Input Validation

The library automatically validates input parameters:

import { WmValidationError } from 'webmoney-js';

try {
  await xmlInterface.createInvoice({
    customerwmid: 'invalid', // Will throw WmValidationError
    storepurse: 'Z123456789012',
    amount: -100, // Will throw WmValidationError
    desc: ''
  });
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof WmValidationError) {
    console.error(`Invalid ${error.field}: ${error.message}`);
  }
}

API Reference

All interfaces extend WmBaseInterface and follow a consistent pattern:

import number = CSS.number;

const xmlInterface = new WmXInterface(wmid, privateKey, customApiUrl=null);
const response = await xmlInterface.methodName(params, reqn=null);

Common Parameters

  • wmid: Your WebMoney ID (12 digits)
  • privateKey: Your RSA private key in XML format
  • customApiUrl: Optional custom API endpoint URL
  • reqn: Optional request number (always must be greater than a previous request number for signer WMID). Generated automatically if not provided.

Configuration

Default API URLs and settings can be accessed via WmConfig:

import { WmConfig } from 'webmoney-js';

console.log(WmConfig.DEFAULT_URLS.X1);
console.log(WmConfig.ENCODING); // 'windows-1251'
console.log(WmConfig.REQUEST_TIMEOUT); // 30000

Development

Build

npm run build

This will generate ES Modules output in dist/

Test

npm test

Clean

npm run clean

License

MIT