unofficial LEMONWAY nodejs client using DIRECTKITJSON2 + es6 (soapless)

Usage

var lemonway = require('lemonway2')

var client = lemonway({
  "endpoint": process.env.LEMONWAY_DIRECTKIT || "https://sandbox-api.lemonway.fr/mb/demo/dev/directkitjson2/Service.asmx/",
  "wlLogin":  process.env.LEMONWAY_LOGIN, 
  "wlPass":   process.env.LEMONWAY_PASSWORD, 
  "language": "en",
  "walletIp": "1.1.1.1",
  "walletUa": "lemonway2",
})

client.error = function(method, version, data, error, response, cb){
  var message = method+":"+version+" "+JSON.stringify(error)
  var info = {error:message, "postData":data, response:response}
  if( !cb ) console.dir(info)
  else cb(info)
}

client.RegisterWallet("1.1", {
  "wallet":       payerWallet,
  "clientMail":     payerWallet + "@lemonway.com",
  "clientFirstName":  "Payer",
  "clientLastName":   "Payer"
}).then( (RegisterWalletResult) => {
  console.log("\n---------- Payer Wallet created: " + payerWallet + " ----------")
  console.log(RegisterWalletResult.WALLET)
  resolve("Done.")
})

for debug output run:

$ DEBUG=lemonway node foo.js
lemonway RegisterWallet:1.1 {"wallet":"ZmXGZfjgEF7ifzGg","clientMail":"ZmXGZfjgEF7ifzGg@lemonway. ... } +0ms
...

Important Sandbox Notes

Lemonway only allows access thru validated ip, so run this in your (local) console:

ssh -v -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.penna -p 2222 -N -D 9000 [email protected]

now run your nodejs server like this:

SOCKS5_HOST=127.0.0.1 SOCKS5_PORT=9000 node app.js

TIP: the same applies to the lemonway backoffice in the browser. Install the switchyomega chrome-extension to automatically enable socks5 proxy when visiting urls matching *.lemonway.fr

Payment flow backend-lemonway-frontend

Features

• uses DirectkitJSON2
• no soap
• debug output
• custom errorhandling
• tiny codebase (~60 lines) using es6 proxy
• specify version of function according to docs

More info

Just read the docs or checkout the test