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@pumapay/merchant_sdk

v2.0.20

Published

## Table of content - [Intro](#intro) - [Dependencies](#dependencies) - [Get started](#get-started) - [Merchant SDK API Reference](#merchant-sdk-api-reference) - [sdk.build](#sdkbuild) - [sdk.executePullPayment](#sdkexecutepullpayment) - [sdk.

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@pumapay/merchant_sdk

Table of content

Intro

Decentralized vision has developed a payment protocol that allows recurring payment to occur over the Ethereum Blockchain. This SDK module provides the core functionality to any third party integrator to allow execution of PullPayments.

More details regarding the PumaPay PullPayment Protocol and the PumaPay ecosystem can be found in our wiki

Dependencies

PostgreSQL Database

The merchant SDK needs to communicate with PostgreSQL database (referenced as Pull Payment DB from now on) which stores the billing models, the PullPayments and the Ethereum transactions.

More details in our wiki

MySQL Database

MySQL database is an encrypted database used for encrypting the HD wallet with the Ethereum addresses that the merchant uses on their end for executing PullPayments on the blockchain, for funding the PullPayment account addresses with ETH to pay for gas and cashing out PMA and ETH to a treasury account on their end.

Check our wiki for more details on the HD Wallet and the treasury account.

Redis

Redis in-memory data structure store is used for storing information related to the PullPayment account address that will be executing the PullPayment and for storing the maximum gas used for a PullPayment transaction.

Get Started

Step 1

First you need to get merchant_sdk to your project through npm

npm install @pumapay/merchant_sdk --save

Step 2

Import sdk from npm

    import merchant_sdk from '@pumapay/merchant_sdk';

Step 3

Instantiate the sdk

   const sdk = new merchant_sdk();

Recommended to be used as a singleton. Example:

class MerchantSDK {

    private static sdk: merchant_sdk = null;

    private constructor() {}

    /**
     * @description Returns the instantiated sdk object
     */
    public static GET_SDK() {
        if (this.sdk) {
            return this.sdk;
        }
        this.sdk = new merchant_sdk();

        return this.sdk;
    }
}

Step 4

Construct the sdk with the required parameters

const settings: SDKBuildSettings = {
    web3: web3Provider,                                     // web3 provider for ethereum network
    merchantApiUrl: https://merchant_example_url.com/,      // merchant backend url
    pgUser: db_user,                                        // PostgreSQL db user
    pgHost: db_host,                                        // PostgreSQL db host
    pgPort: db_port,                                        // PostgreSQL db port
    pgDatabase: db_name,                                    // PostgreSQL db name
    pgPassword: db_password,                                // PostgreSQL db password
    redisClient: redis_client                               // Redis client e.g. redis.createClient(redis_port, redis_host)
    getEnums: enumerables,                                  // method for getting enumerables
    getPullPayment: getPullPaymentCallback,                 // callback for getting payment from DB
    updatePullPayment: updatePullPaymentCallback,           // callback for updating payment from DB
    getTransactions: getTransactionsByPullPaymentCallback,  // callback for getting transactions from DB
    createTransaction: createTransactionCallback,           // callback for creating transactions from DB
    updateTransaction: updateTransactionCallback,           // callback for updating transactions from DB
    getPrivateKey: getPrivateKey                            // callback for getting private key based on hd wallet address
    bankAddress: getBankAddress                             // callback for getting ethereum address to be used as a bank address from the HD wallet
}

See below for detailed explanation.

Step 5

Build the sdk using provided parameters.

    sdk.GET_SDK().build(settings);

NOTE: The merchant SDK is encapsulated in a NodeJS server which will be referred to as Merchant Core Server from now on.

Merchant SDK API Reference

sdk.build

sdk.build(settings)

The build method is used to build the SDK.

Parameters

  1. SdkSettings - Settings to initiate the merchant sdk

Returns

object - The merchant SDK or error if provided settings are incorrect

Example

sdk.build({
    web3: web3Provider,                                     // web3 provider for ethereum network
    merchantApiUrl: https://merchant_example_url.com/,      // merchant core server url
    pgUser: db_user,                                        // PostgreSQL db user
    pgHost: db_host,                                        // PostgreSQL db host
    pgPort: db_port,                                        // PostgreSQL db port
    pgDatabase: db_name,                                    // PostgreSQL db name
    pgPassword: db_password,                                // PostgreSQL db password
    redisClient: redis_client                               // Redis client e.g. redis.createClient(redis_port, redis_host)
    getEnums: enumerables,                                  // method for getting enumerables
    getPullPayment: getPullPaymentCallback,                 // callback for getting PullPayment by ID from DB
    updatePullPayment: updatePullPaymentCallback,           // callback for updating a PullPayment in DB
    getTransactions: getTransactionsByPullPaymentCallback,  // callback for getting transactions for a specific PullPayment from DB
    createTransaction: createTransactionCallback,           // callback for creating transactions from DB
    updateTransaction: updateTransactionCallback,           // callback for updating transactions from DB
    getPrivateKey: getPrivateKey                            // callback for getting private key based on hd wallet address
    bankAddress: getBankAddress                             // callback for getting ethereum address to be used as a bank address from the HD wallet
})

Callbacks:

  1. getPullPayment(paymentID)

Parameters

  1. string - pull payment ID

Returns

Promise - {
    success: true //boolean
    status: 200 //integer
    message: '' //string
    data: [
        {
            id: '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1',
            ...
        }
    ]
}

Example

await getPullPayment('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')
  1. updatePullPayment(updateDetails)

Parameters

  1. object - Payment update details
{
    id: string;
    hdWalletIndex: number;
    numberOfPayments: number;
    nextPaymentDate: number;
    lastPaymentDate: number;
    startTimestamp: number;
    merchantAddress: string;
    statusID: number;
    userID: string;
    networkID: number;
}

Returns

Promise - {
    success: true //boolean
    status: 200 //integer
    message: '' //string
    data: [
        {
            id: '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1',
            ...
        }
    ]
}

Example

await updatePullPayment({...})
  1. getTransactions(transactionDetails)

Parameters

  1. object - Transaction details
{
    paymentID: string;
    statusID: number;
    typeID: number;
}

Returns

Promise - {
    success: true //boolean
    status: 200 //integer
    message: '' //string
    data: [
        {
            id: '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1',
            ...
        }
    ]
}

Example

await getTransactions({...})
  1. createTransaction(transactionDetails)

Parameters

  1. object - Transaction details
{
    hash: string;
    paymentID: string;
    statusID: number;
    typeID: number;
}

Returns

Promise - {
    success: true //boolean
    status: 200 //integer
    message: '' //string
    data: [
        {
            id: '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1',
            ...
        }
    ]
}

Example

await createTransaction({...})
  1. updateTransaction(transactionDetails)

Parameters

  1. object - Transaction details
{
    statusID: number;
    typeID: number;
}

Returns

Promise - {
    success: true //boolean
    status: 200 //integer
    message: '' //string
    data: [
        {
            id: '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1',
            ...
        }
    ]
}

Example

await updateTransaction({...})
  1. getPrivateKey(address)

Parameters

  1. string - Address of the wallet which is executing pull payment

Returns

Promise - {
    success: true //boolean
    status: 200 //integer
    message: '' //string
    data: [
        {
            @accountKey: 'private_key',
        }
    ]
}

Example

await getPrivateKey('0x3ae8205c4258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0100000')
  1. getBankAddress()

Returns

Promise - {
    bankAddress: '0x8574205c4258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0100000'
}

Example

await getBankAddress()

sdk.executePullPayment

sdk.executePullPayment(pullPaymentID)

Executes a PullPayment stored in the DB on the Ethereum network.

For the execution of the PullPayment, the PullPayment needs to be retrieved from the Pull Payment DB which contains details about the wallet address that can execute the PullPayment.

The blockchain transaction is signed by the wallet address linked with the PullPayment and is transmitted to the Ethereum network.

Once the transaction hash is obtained by the Ethereum network a new blockchain transaction with the txHash linked to the PullPayment is inserted in the Pull Payment DB with status pending.

If the transaction receipt is retrieved from the blockchain with status true the status in the db changes to success otherwise is set to failed.

Parameters

  1. string - PullPayment ID that needs to be executed on Ethereum blockchain

Returns

undefined

Example

sdk.executePullPayment('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.monitorRegistrationTransaction

sdk.monitorRegistrationTransaction(txHash, pullPaymentID)

Monitors a PullPayment registration transaction on the blockchain.

The PullPayment registration is submitted to the Ethereum network by the PumaPay Core after the PullPayment was signed in the PumaPay Wallet.

Once the transaction receipt is retrieved in the PumaPay core, it is sent to the PumaPay Merchant server and stored in the Pull Payment DB as a registration transaction for the specified pullPaymentID with status pending.

The blockchain transaction is monitored on the merchant side and updated once the blockchain transaction receipt is retrieved.

If the transaction receipt is retrieved from the blockchain with status true the status in the db changes to success otherwise is set to failed.

Parameters

  1. string - txHash of the registration transaction as retrieved by the blockchain
  2. pullPaymentID - PullPayment ID that was registered on Ethereum blockchain

Returns

Promise<object> - Blockchain transaction receipt or error if monitoring failed

Example

sdk.monitorRegistrationTransaction('0xaeed582d5a8165f9130e15b10a480400126b67fb21402623258626774c000000', '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.monitorCancellationTransaction

sdk.monitorCancellationTransaction(txHash, pullPaymentID)

Monitors a PullPayment cancellation transaction on the blockchain.

The PullPayment cancellation is submitted to the Ethereum network by the PumaPay Core after the PullPayment was signed in the PumaPay Wallet.

Once the transaction receipt is retrieved in the PumaPay core, it is sent to the PumaPay Merchant server and stored in the Pull Payment DB as a registration transaction for the specified pullPaymentID with status pending.

The blockchain transaction is monitored on the merchant side and updated once the blockchain transaction receipt is retrieved.

If the transaction receipt is retrieved from the blockchain with status true the status in the db changes to success otherwise is set to failed.

Parameters

  1. string - txHash of the cancellation transaction as retrieved by the blockchain
  2. pullPaymentID - PullPayment ID that was cancelled on Ethereum blockchain

Returns

Promise<object> - Blockchain transaction receipt or error if monitoring failed

Example

sdk.monitorCancellationTransaction('0xaeed582d5a8165f9130e15b10a480400126b67fb21402623258626774c000000', '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

Class sdk.Scheduler

new sdk.Scheduler(pullPaymentID, callback)

The Scheduler class is starting / stopping / restarting the scheduler which is executing a PullPayment.

Parameters

  1. string - PullPayment ID that needs to be executed on Ethereum blockchain
  2. function - callback function

Returns

undefined

Example

new sdk.Scheduler('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1', sdk.executePullPayment)

sdk.Scheduler.start

new sdk.Scheduler(pullPaymentID, callback).start(reinitialized? = false)

Starts the scheduler based on a PullPayment ID and a callback.

The scheduler is used for executing a PullPayment on the blockchain i.e. pull PMA from the customer account. This function is being called on sdk.monitorRegistrationTransaction and when the transaction receipt is successful, the scheduler starts with sdk.executePullPayment(pullPaymentID) as the callback function.

Parameters

  1. boolean - (optional) whether the scheduler should be re-initialized

Returns

undefined

Example

sdk.Scheduler('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1', sdk.executePullPayment).start()

sdk.Scheduler.restart

sdk.Scheduler.restart(pullPaymentID)

Restarts the scheduler based on a PullPayment ID. The scheduler can be restarted only if it is stopped.

Parameters

  1. string - PullPayment ID

Returns

undefined

Example

sdk.Scheduler.restart('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.Scheduler.stop

sdk.Scheduler.stop(pullPaymentID)

Stops a running scheduler based on a PullPayment ID.

Parameters

  1. string - PullPayment ID

Returns

undefined

Example

sdk.Scheduler.stop('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.generateQRCode

sdk.generateQRCode(paymentModelID)

This function is being used to generate the QR code object. It can be called after a new pull payment model is created by passing as a parameter the ID of the model.

Parameters

  1. string - ID of the pull payment model for which you want to generate QR code

Returns

{
   pullPaymentModelURL: `https://merchant_example_url.com/payment-model/${paymentModelID}`,
   pullPaymentURL: `https://merchant_example_url.com/payment/`,
   transactionURL: `https://merchant_example_url.com/transaction/`
}

Example

sdk.generateQRCode('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.generateEthPushQRCode

sdk.generateEthPushQRCode(address, value, gas)

This function is being used to generate the QR code object for Ethereum push transaction.

Parameters

  1. string - Address of the Ethereum wallet that is to receive ethers sent
  2. string - Big number value of the amount to be transfered
  3. integer - Transaction gas limit that is to be used

Returns

{
   to: `${address}`,
   value: `${value}`,
   gas: `${gas}`,
   data: null
}

Example

sdk.generateEthPushQRCode('0x3ae8205c4258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0100000', '10000000000', 21000)

sdk.generateErc20PushQRCode

sdk.generateErc20PushQRCode(tokenAddress, address, value, gas)

This asynchronous function is being used to generate the QR code object for any ERC20 push transaction. Address of the token contract needs to be provided. Transfer method for ERC20Basic tokens is encoded using address and value and passed in the data payload.

Parameters

  1. string - Address of the token contract
  2. string - Address of the Ethereum wallet that is to receive tokens
  3. string - Big number value of the amount to be transfered
  4. integer - Transaction gas limit that is to be used

Returns

{
   to: `${tokenAddress}`,
   value: `0x00`,
   gas: `${gas}`,
   data: '0xa9059cbb000000000000000000000000c5b42db793cb60b4ff9e4c1bd0c2c633af90acfb000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000a'
}

Example

sdk.generateErc20PushQRCode('0x5a48205c6258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0111111', '0x3ae8205c4258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0100000', '10000000000', 21000)

sdk.fundETH

sdk.fundETH(fromAddress, toAddress, pullPaymentID, value? = null, tokenAddress? = null, pullPaymentAddress? = null)

This function is being used to transfer ETH from one address to another one. It is called when a new PullPayment is registered to transfer ETH from the treasury account to the executor account that will be used for gas throughout the lifecycle of a PullPayment.

Parameters

  1. string - from which address to transfer the ETH
  2. string - to which address to transfer the ETH
  3. string - PullPayment ID related with this funding
  4. number - (optional) value of ETH to be transferred - if not provided will be calculated
  5. string - (optional) token address of the PMA token that is used for calculating the gas fee for transferring PMA - if the value is not provided
  6. string - (optional) PullPayment address that is used for calculating the gas fee for transferring PMA - if the value is not provided

Example

sdk.fundETH('0x3ae8205c4258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0100000', '0x3ae8205c4258888ee976e05a8ed50645e0111111', '2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.cashOutETH

sdk.cashOutETH(pullPaymentID, tokenAddress? = null)

This function is being used to cashing out ETH for a PullPayment based on the ID one address to another one. The cash-out of ETH happens at the end of the PullPayment lifecycle so that all the remaining ETH that were not used for gas are transferred back to the treasury account.

Parameters

  1. string - PullPayment ID
  2. string - (optional) token address of the PMA token that is used for calculating the gas fee for transferring ETH - if the value is not provided

Example

sdk.cashOutETH('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')

sdk.cashOutPMA

sdk.cashOutPMA(pullPaymentID, tokenAddress?= null, forceCashOut? = false)

This function is being used to cashing out PMA for a PullPayment based on the ID one address to another one. The automated cash-out of PMA is specified on the creation of the PullPayment model by the merchant by setting automatedCashOut to true along with the cashOutFrequency which represents the number of executions after which an automated cashout will take place.

Parameters

  1. string - PullPayment ID
  2. string - (optional) token address of the PMA token that is used for calculating the gas fee for transferring ETH - if the value is not provided
  3. boolean - (optional) default false - if true the cashout will be executed without checking the cashOutFrequency

Example

sdk.cashOutPMA('2400005a-0000-0000-0000-f28000009fd1')