Bitpay Github

Bitpay Github

In a Bitpay test network, the receiver address for ethereum transactions is a contract address (written in python) which is the same for all the transactions involving a particular merchant. My question is how does bitpay processes the receiver addresses in a production environment. BitPay Desktop Wallet is a multi-signature HD wallet originally created to protect BitPay. BitPay supports several personal and general wallets, testnet and a full payment protocol. A private BWS site can be used to increase security and privacy. Website. GitHub A command-line, serverside, and in-browser JavaScript client for the BitPay API.

Bitcoin-payments-nodejs-bitpay

//First sign up for an account with BiyPay and create a new API key

//Download bitpay-node

sudo npm install bitpay-node

//Go to node console and require bitpay-node

Bitpay = require('bitpay-node')

//Create new Bitpay client

var client = new Bitpay.Client({ apiKey: ' })

//Create invoice

client.createInvoice({ price: [[input price]], currency: 'BTC' }, function(err, invoice){ console.log(invoice) })

//You now have an invoice on the url that is returned to console

//Install Yeoman and create express app

npm install yo

yo express

//In app.js add path for payments api

app.post('payments/:id', payments.notification);

//Copy user route to make a payments route

/* Add code below to payments route */

exports.notification = function(req, res) {

console.log(req.body);

res.status(200);

});

//Git Init and heroku init

git init

heroku create [[insert name]]

git push heroku master

//Create SSL certificate, which is required by BitPay servers

brew install openssl

heroku addons:create ssl:endpoint

//Export API key

export BITPAY_API_KEY=[[insert key]]

//In node console run these commands

var Bitpay = require('bitpay-node');

var client = new Bitpay.Client({ apiKey: process.env.BITPAY_API_KEY });

//Check it went through, apiKey should be in the client object

client

//Create more data

var invoiceOptions = {

... price: 0.001,

... currency: 'BTC'

... };

invoiceOptions.transactionSpeed = 'high'

invoiceOptions.fullNotifications = true

//Create invoice with these options

client.createInvoice(invoiceOptions, function(err, invoice) {

console.log(invoice);

})

//You have now made an invoice