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payfastjs-helper

v1.2.1

Published

Create payments/subscriptions via payfast

Downloads

11

Readme

Package Description

Create payments and subscriptions using Payfast on any website

Features

  • Supports 'return_url' & 'cancel_url' redirects
  • Supports onSuccess callback

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm install payfastjs-helper

Using yarn:

$ yarn add payfastjs-helper

Parameters

new PayfastHandler(merchantKey, merchantId, passPhrase)

  • merchantKey: Get this key from your Payfast account (required)
  • merchantId: Get this id from your Payfast account (required)
  • passPhrase: You have to set this in your Payfast account (required if set in Payfast account or when using subscriptions)

await... ().createPayment(paymentData, options, callback)

PaymentData:

  • notify_url (required)
  • return_url (Required if 'onsite' is false)
  • cancel_url (Required if 'onsite' is false)
  • name_first
  • name_last
  • email_address (required if 'cell_number' not provided)
  • cell_number (required if 'email_address' not provided)
  • m_payment_id
  • amount (required)
  • item_name
  • item_description
  • custom_str1
  • custom_str2
  • custom_str3
  • custom_str4
  • custom_str5
  • custom_int1
  • custom_int2
  • custom_int3
  • custom_int4
  • custom_int5
  • email_confirmation
  • confirmation_address
  • payment_method

await... ().createSubscription(paymentData, options, callback)

Payment Data:

  • All above
  • subscription_type (Required, default: 1 (subscription))
  • billing_date
  • recurring_amount
  • frequency (Required, Default: 3 (monthly))
  • cycles (Required)

Options

  • onsite (false by default)
  • sandbox (false by default)
options: {
	onsite: true,
	sandbox: false
}

Callback

(success: boolean) => {}

Checkout Payfast developer documentation to see what parameters mean.

Example

  • With Redirect Urls
    import { PayfastHandler } from 'payfastjs-helper'

    const paymentHandler = new PayfastPayment('123', 'abc', 'mypassphrase);

    // create payment
    await paymentHandler.createPayment({
    	amount: '100.00',
    	email_address: '[email protected]',
    	item_name: 'my demo product',
	    cancel_url: 'https://demo.demo/cancel_payment',
	    return_url: 'https://demo.demo/return_payment',
	    notify_url: 'https://demo.demo/post_to_notify_url'
    }, {sandbox: false, onsite: true})

Method will redirect you to your cancel_url / return_url

  • With Callback
    import {PayfastHandler} from 'payfastjs-helper'

    const paymentHandler = new PayfastHandler('123', 'abc', 'mypassphrase);

    // create payment
    await paymentHandler.createPayment({
    	amount: '100.00',
    	email_address: '[email protected]',
    	item_name: 'my demo product',
	    notify_url: 'https://demo.demo/post_to_notify_url'
    }, {onsite: true} ,(success) => {
		if (success){
			// payment successful
		}else{
			// payment cancelled or failed
		}
	})
  • Method will not redirect you to your cancel_url / return_url, but rather return callback if both 'cancel_url' and 'return_url' is empty.

Roadmap

  • Tokenization
  • Split payments
  • Better error handeling
  • Class to handle Server Side validations and methods