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saksh-escrow

v1.0.5

Published

A Node.js package for secure escrow transactions between users.

Downloads

358

Readme

Saksh Escrow

Saksh Escrow is a Node.js package that provides an escrow service for secure transactions between users. It allows users to initiate, release, cancel, and dispute transactions, ensuring a safe and reliable payment process.

Features

  • Initiate an escrow transaction
  • Release funds from escrow
  • Cancel an escrow transaction
  • Raise and manage disputes
  • Submit evidence for disputes
  • Escalate disputes to mediation
  • Resolve disputes and mediations

Installation

To install the package, run:

npm install saksh-escrow

Usage

Prerequisites

  • Node.js
  • MongoDB (Make sure to have a MongoDB instance running)

Example

Here's a basic example of how to use the Saksh Escrow package:


const mongoose = require('mongoose');
//const EscrowService = require('saksh-escrow'); // Adjust the path as necessary
//const WalletUser = require('../models/WalletUser'); // Assuming you have this file
const defaultConfig = require('../config/config'); // Adjust the path as necessary

 const { EscrowService, WalletUser, config } = require('saksh-escrow');

async function main() {
    // Connect to MongoDB
    await mongoose.connect('mostr', {
        useNewUrlParser: true,
        useUnifiedTopology: true,
    });



    const sender = new WalletUser({
        userId: 'sender123',
        balances: new Map([['USD', 1000]]),
    });

    const receiver = new WalletUser({
        userId: 'receiver123',
        balances: new Map([['USD', 1000]]),
    });

    const escrowAdmin = new WalletUser({
        userId: 'susheelhbti',
        balances: new Map([['USD', 1000]]),
    });



    //await WalletUser.deleteMany({});

    await sender.save();
    await receiver.save();
    await escrowAdmin.save();



    // here sender is a logged in user in the system 
    const escrowService = new EscrowService(sender, WalletUser);



    try {
        // Example: Initiate an escrow
        const escrow = await escrowService.initiateEscrow('sender123', 'receiver123', 100, 'USD', 'Payment for services');
        console.log('Escrow initiated:', escrow);

        // Example: Release funds from escrow
        const releasedEscrow = await escrowService.releaseEscrow(escrow._id);
        console.log('Escrow released:', releasedEscrow);

        // Example: Cancel an escrow
        const canceledEscrow = await escrowService.cancelEscrow(escrow._id);
        console.log('Escrow canceled:', canceledEscrow);

        // Example: Raise a dispute
        const disputedEscrow = await escrowService.raiseDispute(escrow._id, 'Service not delivered', 'Service Issue');
        console.log('Dispute raised:', disputedEscrow);

        // Example: Submit evidence for a dispute
        const evidenceEscrow = await escrowService.submitEvidence(escrow._id, 'http://example.com/evidence.jpg');
        console.log('Evidence submitted:', evidenceEscrow);

        // Example: Escalate a dispute
        const escalatedEscrow = await escrowService.escalateDispute(escrow._id, 'Level 2');
        console.log('Dispute escalated:', escalatedEscrow);

        // Example: Escalate to mediation
        const mediationEscrow = await escrowService.escalateToMediation(escrow._id, 'mediator123');
        console.log('Escalated to mediation:', mediationEscrow);

        // Example: Resolve mediation
        const resolvedMediation = await escrowService.resolveMediation(escrow._id, 'RELEASE', 'mediator123');
        console.log('Mediation resolved:', resolvedMediation);

        // Example: Resolve a dispute
        const resolvedDispute = await escrowService.resolveDispute(escrow._id, 'RELEASE');
        console.log('Dispute resolved:', resolvedDispute);
    } catch (error) {
        console.error('Error:', error);
    } finally {
        // Close the MongoDB connection
        await mongoose.connection.close();
    }
}

main();

API

EscrowService(sender, WalletUser)

  • Parameters:
    • sender: The user initiating the escrow.
    • WalletUser: The WalletUser model for database operations.

initiateEscrow(senderId, receiverId, amount, currency, description)

  • Parameters:
    • senderId: ID of the sender.
    • receiverId: ID of the receiver.
    • amount: Amount to be held in escrow.
    • currency: Currency type (e.g., 'USD').
    • description: Description of the transaction.
  • Returns: The created escrow object.

releaseEscrow(escrowId)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow to be released.
  • Returns: The released escrow object.

cancelEscrow(escrowId)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow to be canceled.
  • Returns: The canceled escrow object.

raiseDispute(escrowId, reason, type)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow.
    • reason: Reason for raising the dispute.
    • type: Type of the dispute.
  • Returns: The disputed escrow object.

submitEvidence(escrowId, evidenceUrl)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow.
    • evidenceUrl: URL of the evidence.
  • Returns: The escrow object with submitted evidence.

escalateDispute(escrowId, level)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow.
    • level: Level to escalate the dispute.
  • Returns: The escalated dispute object.

escalateToMediation(escrowId, mediatorId)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow.
    • mediatorId: ID of the mediator.
  • Returns: The escrow object escalated to mediation.

resolveMediation(escrowId, action, mediatorId)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow.
    • action: Action to take (e.g., 'RELEASE').
    • mediatorId: ID of the mediator.
  • Returns: The resolved mediation object.

resolveDispute(escrowId, action)

  • Parameters:
    • escrowId: ID of the escrow.
    • action: Action to take (e.g., 'RELEASE').
  • Returns: The resolved dispute object.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

Contact

For any inquiries, please contact susheel2339 @ gmail.com.


Feel free to modify the content, especially the MongoDB connection string, email, and any other specific details related to your project.