@pharlase/paystack-effect

paystack-effect

An Effect-native TypeScript SDK client, declarative HttpApi, and Bun HTTP mock/documentation server for the Paystack API.

This package provides a type-safe, functional integration wrapper for Paystack leveraging Effect TS. It can be consumed either as an Effect-native SDK library in your TypeScript applications, or run as a standalone mock server exposing Swagger documentation.

Installation

npm i @pharlase/paystack-effect
# or using bun
bun add  @pharlase/paystack-effect

Consuming as a Library

To use the library in your Effect TS workflows:

1. Configure the Client Layer

Provide your API key and map the client SDK to your application's environment.

import {Config, Effect, Layer } from "effect"
import { PaystackHttpClient, Transaction } from "@pharlase/paystack-effect";

// Create the live HTTP client layer with your config
const PaystackConfigLive = PaystackHttpClient.layerConfig({
	apiKey: Config.redacted("PAYSTACK_SECRET_KEY"),
});

const PaystackClientLive = PaystackHttpClient.layer.pipe(
  Layer.provide(PaystackConfigLive)
)

2. Invoke SDK Services

Use the API modules directly in functional generators:

import { Effect } from "effect"
import { Transaction } from "@pharlase/paystack-effect"

const initializePayment = Effect.gen(function* () {
  const transactionService = yield* Transaction.Service
  
  const response = yield* transactionService.initialize({
    email: "customer@example.com",
    amount: 500000, // 5,000 NGN in kobo
    metadata: JSON.stringify({ cartId: "12345" })
  })

  console.log("Payment link initialized:", response.data?.authorization_url)
  return response
})

// Run the effect providing the Paystack layers
Effect.runPromise(
  initializePayment.pipe(
    Effect.provide(Transaction.layer),
    Effect.provide(PaystackClientLive)
  )
)

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Declarative HttpApi & Documentation Server

In addition to serving as an SDK library, this repository contains a complete declarative HttpApi representation mapping all 20 Paystack resource endpoints, complete with their request/response schemas, error tags, and security descriptors.

Start the REST Server

You can run the mock/documentation server locally using Bun:

# Start the server (runs on port 3000 by default)
bun run start

• OpenAPI Json Document: Available at http://localhost:3000/openapi.json
• Swagger Documentation UI: Available at http://localhost:3000/docs

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Development & Build

If you are developing or extending paystack-effect:

# Format and lint check
bun run check

# Build the JS / typings outputs for publishing
bun run build

Issues & Support

Kindly open an issue if you discover any bugs or have feature requests.

License

This repository is available under the MIT license. Read the LICENSE file for more information.