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Telebirr API

Telebirr is a mobile wallet payment system that allows users to make transactions using their mobile phones. The Telebirr API enables developers to integrate Telebirr's payment capabilities into their web applications, making it easier to handle payments seamlessly.

Installation

To use the Telebirr API in your Node.js application, you can install the telebirr-sdk package via npm:

npm install telebirr-sdk
Initialization

First, initialize the Telebirr payment API with your API credentials:

import { Telebirr } from 'telebirr-sdk';

const telebirr = new Telebirr(appId, appKey, shortCode, publicKey);
Replace appId, appKey, shortCode, and publicKey with the actual values provided by Telebirr.

Encrypt Payload

Encrypt a payload using the provided encryption method:

const encryptedData = telebirr.encrypt({
nonce: 'unique_nonce',
outTradeNo: 'transaction_id',
returnUrl: 'return_url',
subject: 'payment_subject',
timeoutExpress: 'timeout_express',
timestamp: 'timestamp',
totalAmount: 'total_amount',
receiveName: 'receiver_name', // optional
notifyUrl: 'notification_url', // optional
});
Sign Data

Sign the payload data for security purposes:

const signature = telebirr.signData({
nonce: 'unique_nonce',
outTradeNo: 'transaction_id',
returnUrl: 'return_url',
subject: 'payment_subject',
timeoutExpress: 'timeout_express',
timestamp: 'timestamp',
totalAmount: 'total_amount',
receiveName: 'receiver_name', // optional
notifyUrl: 'notification_url', // optional
});
Initialize Web Payment

Initiate a web payment transaction using the signature and encrypted data:

telebirr.initWebPayment(url, signature, encryptedData)
.then(response => {
console.log("Response from Telebirr:", response);
// Handle successful response here
})
.catch(error => {
console.error("Error from Telebirr:", error);
// Handle error here
});
Example Response

Upon a successful request, the API returns a response like this:

{
"code": 0,
"msg": "success",
"data": {
"toPayUrl": "https://h5pay.trade.pay/payId=RE9879T0972S"
}
}
The code 0 always indicates success.

Important Considerations

When integrating the Telebirr API, ensure that you handle errors appropriately and secure your API credentials. Additionally, always verify the response from the API to confirm the success of the transaction.

For more details and examples, you can refer to the Telebirr GitHub repository.