Zinari is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency payment system that facilitates developers in providing infrastructure similar to what is offered within the credit card payment industry. Zinari offers APIs, libraries, and Ecommerce plugins to assist merchants and developers - who are familiar with the credit payment process – in adopting cryptocurrency, L2 networks & stable coins as a payment method with a minimal learning curve and easy adaptability.
The official Node.js library for the Zinari API.
npm Links : https://www.npmjs.com/package/zinari.js
Node.js v0.10.48 and above are supported.
For more details visit Zinari API Docs.
To start using this library register an account on zinari.
You will find your Trade and Token keys from Settings.
Next initialize a Client for interacting with the API. The required parameters to initialize a client are Trade and Token, however, you can also pass in baseUrl, apiVersion and timeout.
const zinari = require('zinari.js');
const Client = zinari.Client;
const Sale = zinari.resources.Sale;
const Balance = zinari.resources.Balance;
Client.init({
trade: <trade>,
token: <token>
});The API resource class provides the following static methods: list, all, create, retrieve, updateById, deleteById. Additionally, the API resource class also provides the following instance methods: save, delete, insert, update.
Each API method returns an ApiResource which represents the JSON response from the API.
When the response data is parsed into objects, the appropriate ApiResource subclass will automatically be used.
Parameters can be also be set post-initialization:
var clientObj = Client.init(Trade, Token);
clientObj.setRequestTimeout(3000);Install with npm:
npm install zinari.js --savevar zinari = require('zinari.js');
var Client = zinari.Client;
Client.init({
trade: <trade>,
token: <token>
});var zinari = require('zinari.js');
var Checkout = zinari.resources.Checkout;checkout_type is of type string, and can accept either "product" or "donation"
Checkout.retrieve(<checkout_id>, <checkout_type [product | donation]>, function (error, response) {
console.log(error);
console.log(response);
});checkout_type is of type string, and can accept either "product" or "donation"
var checkoutData = {
amount: 550,
currency: 'usd',
description: 'Description for the product',
email: 'test@fastmail.mx',
count: 2,
name: 'IPhone'
};
Checkout.create(checkoutData, <checkout_type [product | donation]>,function (error, response) {
console.log(error);
console.log(response);
});var newParams = {
description: 'thebesttool',
name: 'product1',
count: 12,
item: '829f8bd302d0f2b24e8fe9b6d23ad494' // item or fund id is required
};
Checkout.update(newParams, function (error, response) {
console.log(error);
console.log(response);
});Checkout.all({}, function (error, list) {
console.log(error);
console.log(list);
});var zinari = require('zinari.js');
var Sale = zinari.resources.Sale;Sale.retrieve(<invoiceId>, function (error, response) {
console.log(error);
console.log(response);
});Sale.all({}, function (error, response) {
console.log(error);
console.log(response);
});// OR you can pass the status parameter to get only the paid invoices
Sale.all({ status: 'paid' }, function (error, response) {
console.log(error);
console.log(response);
});var zinari = require('zinari.js');
var Balance = zinari.resources.Balance;If you are using Single Wallet connection in your dashboard, you can simply call the all method and that will give you all the balances
Balance.all({}, function (error, list) {
console.log(error);
console.log(list);
});If you are using Multi Wallet settings, you have to pass that multiwallet flag as below
Balance.all({ multiwallet: true }, function (error, list) {
console.log(error);
console.log(list);
});MIT