A rust crate that wraps around the paystack REST API.
APIs that have been implemented are:
- Transactions
- Transactions splits
- Customers
- Dedicated NUBAN
- Subaccounts
- Plans
- Subscription
- Products
- Payment pages
- Invoices
- Settlement
- Transfer recipients
- Transfers
- Transfers Control
- Bulk Charges
- Control Panel
- Charge
- Dispute
- Refunds
- Verifications
- Miscellaneous
Other things are:
- Tests (i know!! tests are important! 🙃)
- Support reading Bearer access token and similar sensitive information from .env file
use paystack_rs::prelude::{InitializeTransactionBody, Paystack};
use reqwest::Error;
use serde::Deserialize;
use std::result::Result;
fn main() {
testing_stuff()
}
#[derive(Deserialize, Debug)]
struct InitializeTxResponse {
status: bool,
message: String,
data: Data,
}
#[derive(Debug, Deserialize)]
struct Data {
authorization_url: String,
access_code: String,
}
fn testing_stuff() {
// replace with a valid test keys
let paystack = Paystack::new("mmdmfkdfm".to_string());
let body = InitializeTransactionBody {
amount: 10,
email: "[email protected]".to_string(),
..Default::default()
};
let response: Result<InitializeTxResponse, Error> = paystack
.transaction
.initialize_transaction(body)
.unwrap()
.json();
println!("Result: {:?}", response.unwrap());
// InitializeTxResponse { status: true, message: "Authorization URL created", data: Data { authorization_url: "https://checkout.paystack.com/gx9mi6ihvnw5s9s", access_code: "gx9mi6ihvnw5s9s" } }
}The above is taken from the bin.rs file. It imports the crate, takes the access token and returns an "instance" of paystack. It then creates the transactions body that the initialize_transaction() method (for Paystack's Initialize Transaction endpoint) takes. it then then calls the method as needed. Quite obvious and straightforward.