The wallee TypeScript library wraps around the wallee API. This library facilitates your interaction with various services such as transactions, accounts, and subscriptions.

wallee Web Service API

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NOTE: Highly recommended to use TypeScript SDK in server-side applications.
Use front-end frameworks such as Angular at your own risk, as the application might be incompatible or cause a potential threat that the application user information (such as secret keys) might be revealed publicly in the browser.

npm install wallee

The library needs to be configured with your account's space id, user id, and secret key which are available in your wallee account dashboard. Set space_id, user_id, and api_secret to their values. You can also add custom default headers to the configuration.

'use strict';
import { Wallee } from 'wallee';

let spaceId: number = 405;
let userId: number = 512;
let apiSecret: string = 'FKrO76r5VwJtBrqZawBspljbBNOxp5veKQQkOnZxucQ=';

let config = {
    space_id: spaceId,
    user_id: userId,
    api_secret: apiSecret
    default_headers: {
        'x-meta-header-name-1': 'header-value-1',
        'x-meta-header-name-2': 'header-value-2'
    }
}

// Transaction Service
let transactionService: Wallee.api.TransactionService = new Wallee.api.TransactionService(config);

To get started with sending transactions, please review the example below:

'use strict';
import { Wallee } from 'wallee';

let spaceId: number = 405;
let userId: number = 512;
let apiSecret: string = 'FKrO76r5VwJtBrqZawBspljbBNOxp5veKQQkOnZxucQ=';

let config = {
    space_id: spaceId,
    user_id: userId,
    api_secret: apiSecret
}

// Transaction Service
let transactionService: Wallee.api.TransactionService = new Wallee.api.TransactionService(config);

// TransactionPaymentPage Service
let transactionPaymentPageService: Wallee.api.TransactionPaymentPageService = new Wallee.api.TransactionPaymentPageService(config);

// LineItem of type PRODUCT
let lineItem: Wallee.model.LineItemCreate = new Wallee.model.LineItemCreate();
lineItem.name='Red T-Shirt';
lineItem.uniqueId='5412';
lineItem.sku='red-t-shirt-123';
lineItem.quantity=1;
lineItem.amountIncludingTax=3.50;
lineItem.type=Wallee.model.LineItemType.PRODUCT;

// Transaction
let transaction: Wallee.model.TransactionCreate = new Wallee.model.TransactionCreate();
transaction.lineItems=[lineItem];
transaction.autoConfirmationEnabled=true;
transaction.currency='EUR';

transactionService.create(spaceId, transaction).then((response) => {
    let transactionCreate: Wallee.model.Transaction = response.body;
    transactionPaymentPageService.paymentPageUrl(spaceId, <number> transactionCreate.id).then(function (response) {
        let pageUrl: string = response.body;
        // window.location.href = pageUrl;
    });
});

Connection timeout determines how long the request can take, before cutting off the connection. Same value applies both to inner 'Read timeout' and 'Connection timeout' of a NPM request module.

Default connection timeout is 25s.

Connection timeout can be set 2 ways:

1. Via configuration property 'timeout' providing value in seconds.

let config = {
    ... other properties ...
    timeout: 15
}
let transactionService: Wallee.api.TransactionService = new Wallee.api.TransactionService(config);

2. Via service property 'timeout' providing value in seconds

let config = {
    ... properties ...
}
let transactionService: Wallee.api.TransactionService = new Wallee.api.TransactionService(config);
transactionService.timeout = 15;

The HTTP request which is sent for a state change of an entity now includes an additional field state, which provides information about the update of the monitored entity's state. This enhancement is a result of the implementation of our webhook encryption mechanism.

Payload field state provides direct information about the state update of the entity, making additional API calls to retrieve the entity state redundant.

The provided pseudocode is intentionally generic and serves to illustrate the process of enhancing your API to leverage webhook payload signing. It is not a complete implementation.

Please ensure that you adapt and extend this code to meet the specific needs of your application, including appropriate security measures and error handling. For a detailed webhook payload signing mechanism understanding we highly recommend referring to our comprehensive Webhook Payload Signing Documentation.

app.post('/webhook/callback', (req: Request, res: Response) => {
    const requestPayload: string = req.body;
    const signature: string | undefined = req.headers['x-signature'] as string;

    if (!signature) {
        // Make additional API call to retrieve the entity state
        // ...
    } else {
        if (webhookEncryptionService().isContentValid(signature, requestPayload)) {
            // Parse requestPayload to extract 'state' value
            // Process entity's state change
            // ...
        }
    }

    // Process the received webhook data
    // ...

});

Please see the license file for more information.