banorte-payworks22
v0.2.1
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Banorte Payworks using eventEmitter2 for Node.js
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Banorte Payworks2 for Node.js
Install
$ npm install banorte-payworks2 --save
Usage
const Payworks = require('banorte-payworks2')
const payworks = new Payworks({
username: 'b4113901',
password: 'b4113901',
merchant: '8641401',
terminal: '08641401'
})
The mode of the call is made is passed with the mode variable. This can be passed in the instancing call, in every method call in which case this is prefered. Also you can pass the environment variable BPW_MODE to set the mode, this is the variable prefered over others. The default mode used when no one is passed is RND = random.
Using events
payworks.on('auth.approved', function (body) {
// saving to database or something else
}).on('auth.declined', function (err) {
// send a notification or something else
})
// Create a preauthorization
payworks.auth({
mount: 130.12,
entry_mode: 'MANUAL',
card_number: '4111111111111111',
card_exp: '1220',
security_code: '123'
})
Using callbacks
// Create a preauthorization
payworks.preAuth({
mount: 130.12,
entry_mode: 'MANUAL',
card_number: '4111111111111111',
card_exp: '1220',
security_code: '123'
}, function (err, body, res) {
if (err) {
// send a notification or something else
} else {
// saving to database or something else
}
})
Using promises
// Create a preauthorization
payworks.preAuth({
mount: 130.12,
entry_mode: 'MANUAL',
card_number: '4111111111111111',
card_exp: '1220',
security_code: '123'
})
.then(function (body) {
// saving to database or something else
})
.catch(function (err) {
// send a notification or something else
})
API Documentation
Please read this extended documentation.
Payworks
Transactions
Payworks#auth(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#forceAuth(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#preAuth(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#postAuth(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#reAuth(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#refund(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#cancel(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#reverse(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Commands
Payworks#close(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#closeGroup(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#postAuth(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#verify(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#suspend(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Payworks#reactivate(<object> params, [<object> options,] <function> callback)
Events
payworks.on(<string> eventName)
The payworks instance has a method to listen general events when a request has been finished. The event emitter used is eventEmitter2, then you can use wildcard and other features from that module.
[methodName].approved
When a transaction or command has been approved.
[methodName].declined
When a transaction has been declined. This event will be only emitted by transaction calls (auth
, forceAuth
, preAuth
, postAuth
, reAuth
).
[methodName].rejected
When a transaction or command has been rejected by Payworks.
[methodName].notAnswer
When a transaction or command without response from Payworks.
License
The MIT License (MIT)
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