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pinjs

v1.1.3

Published

Api client for pinpayments.com - Australia's payment gateway

Downloads

2,008

Readme

Pin.js - Node.js module for pinpayments.com

Build Status

Pin.js is an node.js API client for Pin which is an Australian payment gateway. The module has wrapped all documented Pin resources.

Down under we don't have access to some of the cooler payment gateways so we are looking forward to Pin giving us more options than just Paypal.

Getting started

npm install pinjs

Methods

First instantiate pinjs by passing in your api key

var Pin = require('pinjs');

var pin = Pin.setup({
  key: 'yourkey',
  production: false
});
// fields is an object, see the example for more info
pin.createCard(fields, callback)
pin.createCustomer(fields, callback)
pin.refundCharge(chargeId, fields, callback)
pin.retrieveCharge(chargeId, callback)
pin.createCharge(fields, callback)
pin.captureCharge(uncapturedChargeToken, callback)

Example

This is the basic syntax of how to create a new charge, checkout the demos folder for the rest of the methods

Note: As of v1.0.2 the callback parameters have been updated. Please check the example bellow.

var Pin = require('pinjs');

var pin = Pin.setup({
  key: 'your-api-key',
  production: false
});

pin.createCharge({
  amount: 400,
  description: 'test charge',
  email: '[email protected]',
  ip_address: '203.192.1.172',
  card: {
    number: 5520000000000000,
    expiry_month: '05',
    expiry_year: 2013,
    cvc: 123,
    name: 'Roland Robot',
    address_line1: '42 Sevenoaks St',
    address_city: 'Lathlain',
    address_postcode: 6454,
    address_state: 'WA',
    address_country: 'AU'
  }
}, 
/**
 * @param error - Error response from the API
 * @param response - A HTTP response object.
 * @param body - The JSON response body.
 */
function (error, response, body) {
  console.log(body);
});

Author

Built by the team at API Engine.

Contact: [email protected]