Sagapay API Client

A simple npm package to interact with Sagapay's API for deposit, withdrawal, and balance check.

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm i sagapay

Usage

First, import the package in your project:

Initialize

const SagapayAPI = require("sagapay");

Now, initialize the client with your API key and secret:

const client = new SagapayAPI('your_api_key', 'your_api_secret');

Check Balance

To check the balance, use the checkBalance method:

`(async () => { const token_id = 'your_token_id';

const response = await sagapay.checkBalance(token_id); console.log(response); })();`

Deposit

To create a deposit, use the deposit method:

`(async () => { const token_id = 'your_token_id'; const amount = 100; const ipn_url = 'your_ipn_url'; const udf = 'your_udf or null';

const response = await sagapay.deposit(token_id, amount, ipn_url, udf); console.log(response); })();`

Withdraw

To create a withdrawal, use the withdraw method:

`(async () => { const token_id = 'your_token_id'; const amount = 100; const withdrawal_address = 'your_withdrawal_address'; const ipn_url = 'your_ipn_url'; const udf = 'your_udf';

const response = await sagapay.withdraw(token_id, amount, withdrawal_address, ipn_url, udf); console.log(response); })();`

IPN Validation

To validate the IPN signature, use the validateIPN method in Node.js:

const isValid = client.validateIPN(request, 'secret_key'); console.log('IPN is valid:', isValid);

Replace 'your_api_key' and 'your_api_secret' with the actual values provided by Sagapay. Never expose api_secret to the client side.

Note that you can also use await method.