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@ostad/moth

v0.0.11

Published

The module for handeling shaparak transactions.

Downloads

6

Readme

Moth for shaparak!

Description

This package made to make easy to deal with shaparak terminal however it's so soon to use it.

Installation

npm install @ostad/moth --save

Settings

For using you have to save your terminal settings in config/bank.json with format like this.

{
	"default": {
		"name": "bankName",
		"description": "",
		"portals": {
			"host": "pep.shaparak.ir",
			"pay": "/gateway.aspx",
			"result": "/CheckTransactionResult.aspx",
			"verify": "/VerifyPayment.aspx",
			"refund": "/doRefund.aspx"
		},
		"metchanId": "123456",
		"terminalId": "654321",
		"key": "private pem key"
	},
	"shop2": {
		"name": "pasargad",
		"description": "",
		"portals": {
			"host": "pep.shaparak.ir",
			"pay": "/gateway.aspx",
			"result": "/CheckTransactionResult.aspx",
			"verify": "/VerifyPayment.aspx",
			"refund": "/doRefund.aspx"
		},
		"metchanId": "234567",
		"terminalId": "987654",
		"key": "private pem key"
	}
}

Usage

you need to pass an object like folowing table

Name | Description |type(s) |Nullabe |Default -----------------|-----------------------------------------|----------------------------|-----------|------ bank |Name of the bank object in bank.json | string |true |Default invoiceNumber |Invoice nubmer | number,string |false | invoiceDate |Invoice date | Date, string |true |current datetime amount |amount money to pay in RIAL | number, string | false | redirectAddress |the URL for proccessing to after the payment. | string |false|

Example

var moth = require('@ostad/moth').invoice;

var invoice = {
	bank:'pasargad',
	invoiceNumber:'123',
	invoiceDate: '2015-11-13 15:43:32' , 
	amount: '240000',
	redirectAddress:'http://eco.mysite.com/'
};


//sign the request
moth(invoice).pay();

//check for payment
moth(invoice).result();

//confirm payment
moth(invoice).verify()

//return money to user
moth(invoice).refund()