dinger-merchant-pay-api v1.2.1

Dinger Merchant Pay API

• If you have any questions, always refer back to the API documentation
• https://dinger.asia/developers/eng
• Purpose of this package is
• after creating order, the implemation flow could become very messy because of different payment providers has many different ways
• and not waste a lot of time for the callback implementation

Installation

npm install dinger-merchant-pay-api --save

IDEA

const express = require("express");
const bodyParser = require("body-parser");
const app = express();
const PORT = process.env.PORT || 3000;

const DingerMerchantPayApi = require("dinger-merchant-pay");
const DingerMerchantPay = new DingerMerchantPayApi(
    process.env.DINGER_PROJECT_NAME,
    process.env.DINGER_MERCHANT_NAME,
    process.env.DINGER_API_KEY,
    process.env.DINGER_PUBLIC_KEY,
    process.env.DINGER_CALLBACK_KEY,
    process.env.DINGER_ENVIRONMENT
)
app.use(bodyParser.json()); 

// Dinger Merchant API create order endpoint
app.post("/dinger-create-order", async (req, res) => {
    let validationResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.validatePayload(payload);
    // Do your before hook here
    if (validationResponse.pass) {
        let payResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.pay(payload);
        // Do your after hook here
        let flowResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.handleVendorResponse(payload, payResponse);
        res.json(flowResponse)
    }
    if (!validationResponse.pass) {
        console.log(validationResponse.message);
        return res.status(401).json({ message: "Validation Failed" });
    }
    res.status(200).json({ message: "Success" });
});


// Dinger Merchant API callback endpoint
app.post("/dinger-callback", async (req, res) => {
    try {
        let cbResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.verifyCb(req.body);
        if (cbResponse.transactionStatus === "SUCCESS") { 
                    // Do your stuffs
        }
        res.status(200).json({ message: "Success" });
    }.catch(( error ) => {
        return res.status(403).json({ message: "Unauthorized" });
    })
});

app.listen(PORT, () => console.log(`Server is running on port ${PORT}`));

1. Creating Instance

const DingerMerchantPayApi = require("dinger-merchant-pay");
const DingerMerchantPay = new DingerMerchantPayApi(
    process.env.DINGER_PROJECT_NAME,
    process.env.DINGER_MERCHANT_NAME,
    process.env.DINGER_API_KEY,
    process.env.DINGER_PUBLIC_KEY,
    process.env.DINGER_CALLBACK_KEY,
    process.env.DINGER_ENVIRONMENT
)

2. Switching Environment

// Please Note: Dinger does not provide UAT environment for credit cards 
// MPU / Visa / Master 
// There is also no posible way to handle callback in UAT environment
const DingerMerchantPayApi = require("dinger-merchant-pay");
const DingerMerchantPay = new DingerMerchantPayApi(
  DINGER_PROJECT_NAME,
  DINGER_MERCHANT_NAME,
  DINGER_API_KEY,
  DINGER_PUBLIC_KEY,
  DINGER_CALLBACK_KEY,
  DINGER_ENVIRONMENT // <<<< 'PRODUCTION' | 'UAT'
)

3. Creating Order Pay

DingerMerchantPay
    .pay({
        'providerName': opts.providerName,
        'methodName': this.methodName,
        'totalAmount': opts.totalAmount,
        'orderId': opts.orderId,
        'customerPhone': opts.customerPhone,
        "customerName": opts.customerName,
        "description": opts.description,
        "customerAddress": opts.customerAddress,
        "items": opts.items,
    }).then((response) => {
        console.log(response)
    }).catch((error) => {
        console.log(error)
    })

Item Details MUST_BE_STRINGIFIED

4. Handling Create Order Response

• Please Note: that implementation of different method has different responses.
• QR, PIN, OTP, PWA are different ..
• PWA responds redirect link,
• QR responds base64 images, some responds redirect
• OTP also responds redirect link
• MPU, Visa, Master responds >>portal redirect link (weird behaviour)

// I created a clean way to handle many different type of responses in 3 simple way.
let payload = {
    'providerName': opts.providerName,
    'methodName': this.methodName,
    'totalAmount': opts.totalAmount,
    'orderId': opts.orderId,
    'customerPhone': opts.customerPhone,
    'customerName': opts.customerName,
    'description': opts.description,
    'customerAddress': opts.customerAddress,
    'items': opts.items,
}

let payResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.pay(payload);
let flowResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.handleVendorResponse(payload, payResponse);

console.log(flowResponse)
// {
//      flowOperation: '', << String 'REDIRECT' | 'QR' | 'NOTIFICATION'
//      redirectLink: '', << Redirect Link
//      qrCode: '' << Base 64 String
// }

// you can respond directly to Front End
res.json(flowResponse)

• To sum up there are 3 types of operations you need to implement on your front-end.
• Redirect to link
• Show QR code to scan on your application
• Do nothing. just wait for notification from the payment provider application

// Front End Example
// Hopefully this make sense
import axios from 'axios';
//const axios = require('axios'); // legacy way
axios
    .post('/createOrder', { 
        'providerName': opts.providerName,
        'methodName': this.methodName,
        'totalAmount': opts.totalAmount,
        'orderId': opts.orderId,
        'customerPhone': opts.customerPhone,
        'customerName': opts.customerName,
        'description': opts.description,
        'customerAddress': opts.customerAddress,
        'items': opts.items,
    })
    .then( (flowResponse) => {
        if (flowResponse.flowOperation === "REDIRECT") {
            // Do A Redriect 
            window.open(flowResponse.redirectLink)
        }
        if (flowResponse.flowOperation === "QR") {
            // This is base64 string of QR Code
            // Show this on your application
            console.log(flowResponse.qrCode)
        }   
        if (flowResponse.flowOperation === "NOTIFICATION") {
            // Do Nothing 
            // Show Pop Up In your front end Order Created & Wait For Nofication 
        }
    })

5. Query Contry Code Visa / Master / JCB

let countryResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.queryCountryCode();
// For Visa, Master & JCB, there are additional fields that needs to add
let payResponse = await DingerMerchantPay
    .pay({
        "providerName": "Visa", 
        "methodName": "OTP", 
        "totalAmount" : 2200, 
        "orderId":  "11111", 
        "email": "info@gmail.com",
        "customerPhone" : "09787747310", 
        "customerName" : "test user name", 
        "state" : "customer state",
        "country" : "customer country", // Must add 'code' value from Country Code List Enquiry API(/countryCodeListEnquiry) from Dinger **
        "postalCode" : "customer postal code",
        "billAddress" : "customer address",
        "billCity" : "customer city",
        "items" : "[{‘name':'Mac','amount':'1100','quantity':'2'}]" 
    });

Response Country Code

{
  "code": "000",
  "message": "Request Success",
  "time": "20250201 084550",
  "response": [
    {
      "country": "Afghanistan",
      "code": "AF"
    },
    {
      "country": "Aland Islands",
      "code": "AX"
    },
  ]
}

6. Check If Users Is Available Sai Sai Pay & UAB Pay

DingerMerchantPay
    .queryCheckPerson('092400000', 'UAB Pay')
    .then((response) => {
        console.log(response)
    })
    .catch((error) => {
        console.log(error)
    })

Response Valid User Found

{
    "code": "000",
    "message": "Request Success",
    "time": "20221227 165655",
    "response": {
        "Code": "000",
        "Message": "Success"
    }
}

Response Valid User Not Found

{
    "code": "000",
    "message": "Request Success",
    "time": "20221227 165755",
    "response": {
        "Code": "021",
        "Message": "Invalid Wallet User"
    }
}

7. Get All Namespaces

// This is not offical. I created in this package because this list is very useful.
DingerMerchantPay
    .queryAllNameSpace()
    .then((response) => {
        console.log(response)
    })
    .catch((error) => {
        console.log(error)
    })

8. Validating Request Order

// This is validating Logics
let payload = {
        "providerName": "Visa", 
        "methodName": "OTP", 
        "totalAmount" : 2200, 
        "orderId":  "11111", 
        "email": "info@gmail.com",
        "customerPhone" : "09787747310", 
        "customerName" : "test user name", 
        "state" : "customer state",
        "country" : "customer country", 
        "postalCode" : "customer postal code",
        "billAddress" : "customer address",
        "billCity" : "customer city",
        "items" : "[{‘name':'Mac','amount':'1100','quantity':'2'}]" 
}

// Putting Everything Together 

let validationResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.validatePayload(payload);
if (validationResponse.pass) {
    let payResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.pay(payload);
    let flowResponse = await DingerMerchantPay.handleVendorResponse(payload, payResponse);
    res.json(flowResponse)
}
if (!validationResponse.pass) {
    console.log(validationResponse.message)
}

9. Transaction Fee Calculation

// @param {number} amount
// @param {string} vender
// @param {string} digital [yes|no] <<< KBZ Pay, KBZ M Banking takes (15% for virtual goods) (1.9% for non-virtual) >>>
DingerMerchantPay
    .orderTransactionFee(5000, 'KBZ Pay', 'yes')
    .then(( txFee ) => {
        console.log(txFee)
    })

10. Callback Handling

const express = require("express");
const bodyParser = require("body-parser");
const app = express();
const PORT = process.env.PORT || 3000;
const DingerMerchantPayApi = require("dinger-merchant-pay");
const DingerMerchantPay = new DingerMerchantPayApi(
  DINGER_PROJECT_NAME,
  DINGER_MERCHANT_NAME,
  DINGER_API_KEY,
  DINGER_PUBLIC_KEY,
  DINGER_CALLBACK_KEY,
  DINGER_ENVIRONMENT
)
app.use(bodyParser.json()); 
// Dinger Merchant API callback endpoint
app.post("/dinger-webhook", async (req, res) => {
    DingerMerchantPay
        .verifyCb(req.body)
        .then(( response ) => {
            if (response.transactionStatus === "SUCCESS") { 
                // Do your stuffs
            }
        })
        .catch(( error ) => {
            return res.status(403).json({ message: "Unauthorized" });
        })
    res.status(200).json({ message: "Success" });
});
app.listen(PORT, () => console.log(`Server is running on port ${PORT}`));

Summary

• If there are any issue, please feel free to contribute and contact me nawingngan@gmail.com
• If you find this package useful, please buy me a cup of coffee.