Releases: LucaDiba/satispay-client
Releases · LucaDiba/satispay-client
v1.0.1
v1.0.0
Major Changes
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d66664d: # Breaking changes
Errors
Before this change, the library returned the following object for all the Client requests:
const paymentResponse = await satispay.payments.create({ flow: "MATCH_CODE", amountUnit: 100, currency: "EUR", }); /** * paymentResponse: { * success: true, * data: { * ... * } * } | { * success: false, * error: { * ... * } * } */ if (paymentResponse.success) { const payment = paymentResponse.data; // Save the payment id const paymentId = payment.id; // Redirect the user to the redirectUrl const redirectUrl = payment.redirect_url; // ... } else { // Handle the error const error = paymentResponse.error; }
After this change, the library will directly throw an error if the request fails.
If the request is successful, the library will return the successful response.try { const payment = await satispay.payments.create({ flow: "MATCH_CODE", amountUnit: 100, currency: "EUR", }); // Save the payment id const paymentId = payment.id; // Redirect the user to the redirectUrl const redirectUrl = payment.redirect_url; // ... } catch (error) { // Handle the error }
The error type
SatispayErrorhas been introduced. It extends theErrorclass and has the following properties:name: string- The error namemessage: string- The error messagecode: string- The error codestatus: number- The HTTP status code
It is possible to check the error type using the
isSatispayErrorutility function.
If the result is true, the error typeSatispayErroris automatically inferred.import { SatispayError } from "@lucadiba/satispay-client"; try { // ... } catch (error) { if (SatispayError.isSatispayError(error)) { // The SatispayError type is automatically inferred to the error variable } else { // The type of the error variable is unknown } }