NodeJS Client for Swervpay

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See docs for NodeJS here

Installation

Install swervpay-node sdk into your new or existing NodeJS application using any of your favorite package manager.

$ npm install @swervpaydev/sdk
$ yarn add @swervpaydev/sdk
$ pnpm add @swervpaydev/sdk
$ bun install @swervpaydev/sdk

Usage

const swervpay = require("@swervpaydev/sdk");

const config = {
  secretKey: "<SECRET_KEY>",
  businessId: "<BUSINESS_ID>",
  sandbox: false,
};

const swervpay = new swervpay.SwervpayClient(config);

// Set token manually
swervpay.client.setAccessToken(token)

// Get access token
const token = swervpay.client.getAccessToken

// Create a new customer
const customer = await swervpay.customer.create({
  firstname: req.body.first_name,
  lastname: req.body.last_name,
  email: req.body.email,
  middlename: "",
  country: req.body.country,
});

// Create a new card
const card = await swervpay.card.create({
  amount: req.body.amount,
  currency: req.body.currency,
  customer_id: req.body.customer_id,
  type: req.body.type as "LITE" | "DEFAULT" | "COOPERATE",
  issuer: req.body.issuer as "MASTERCARD" | "VISA",
  name_on_card: req.body.name_on_card
});

// Create a new payout
const payout = await swervpay.payout.create({
  amount: req.body.amount,
  currency: req.body.currency,
  bank_code: req.body.bank_code,
  account_number: req.body.account_number,
  naration: req.body.narration,
  email: req.body.email,
  reference: req.body.reference,
});

Here, we initialize the Swervpay client with our secret key and business id. Then we create a new customer, card and payout.

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