AptosPay NPM Package

AptosPay is a streamlined NPM package designed to facilitate Aptos payment processing within your application. Key functionalities include shop initialization, order creation, payment status checks, and the ability to claim payments.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• API Reference
• Namespace
• Notes

Installation

To install the AptosPay package, use the npm or yarn command:

npm install aptos-pay

yard add aptos-pay

Usage

Begin by importing the required functions and types:

import {
  initShop,
  createOrder,
  getPaymentAddressByUid,
  checkPaymentStatus,
  claimPayments
} from 'aptos-pay';

API Reference

1. InitShop

function initShop(privateKey: string, moduleAddress: string): Promise<{ success: boolean; }>

• Initializes a shop.
• Returns a Promise with a success status.

2. createOrder

function createOrder(amount: number, privateKey: string, moduleAddress: string): Promise<{ success: boolean; orderId: number; }>

• Creates a new order.
• Returns a Promise with a success status and an orderId

3. getPaymentAddressByUid

function getPaymentAddressByUid(orderId: string, storeOwnerAddress: string, moduleAddress: string)

• Retrieves payment address by order UID.

4. checkPaymentStatus

function checkPaymentStatus(orderId: string, storeOwnerAddress: string, moduleAddress: string): Promise<{ success: boolean; status: string; }>

• Checks the payment status for an order.
• Returns a Promise with a success status and a payment status (e.g., "COMPLETED").

5. claimPayments

function claimPayments(privateKey: string, moduleAddress: string): Promise<{ success: boolean; message: string; }>

• Claims all pending payments.
• Returns a Promise with a success status and a message.

Namespace

AptosPay

Exports:

- `initShop`
- `createOrder`
- `getPaymentAddressByUid`
- `checkPaymentStatus`
- `claimPayments`

Notes

• Ensure that you handle exceptions and errors adequately within your application. The provided functions do log the errors to the console, but it's recommended to implement a more robust error handling mechanism based on your specific needs.

• Always keep your private keys secure and never expose them in client-side code.