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mpesa-rust

Rust

About

An unofficial Rust wrapper around the Safaricom API for accessing M-Pesa services.

Install

Cargo.toml

[dependencies]
mpesa = { version = "1.1.0" }

Optionally, you can disable default-features, which is basically the entire suite of MPESA APIs to conditionally select from either:

  • b2b
  • b2c
  • account_balance
  • c2b_register
  • c2b_simulate
  • express_request
  • transaction_reversal
  • transaction_status
  • bill_manager
  • dynamic_qr

Example:

[dependencies]
mpesa = { git = "1.1.0", default_features = false, features = ["b2b", "express_request"] }

In your lib or binary crate:

use mpesa::Mpesa;

Usage

Creating a Mpesa client

You will first need to create an instance of the Mpesa instance (the client). You are required to provide a CLIENT_KEY and CLIENT_SECRET. Here is how you can get these credentials for the Safaricom sandbox environment. It's worth noting that these credentials are only valid in the sandbox environment. To go live and get production keys read the docs here.

These are the following ways you can instantiate Mpesa:

use mpesa::{Mpesa, Environment};

let client = Mpesa::new(
      env!("CLIENT_KEY"),
      env!("CLIENT_SECRET"),
      Environment::Sandbox,
);

assert!(client.is_connected().await)

Since the Environment enum implements FromStr and TryFrom for String and &str types, you can call Environment::from_str or Environment::try_from to create an Environment type. This is ideal if the environment values are stored in a .env or any other configuration file:

use mpesa::{Mpesa, Environment};
use std::str::FromStr;
use std::convert::TryFrom;

let client0 = Mpesa::new(
      env!("CLIENT_KEY"),
      env!("CLIENT_SECRET"),
      Environment::from_str("sandbox")? // "Sandbox" and "SANDBOX" also valid
);
assert!(client0.is_connected().await)

let client1 = Mpesa::new(
      env!("CLIENT_KEY"),
      env!("CLIENT_SECRET"),
      Environment::try_from("production")? // "Production" and "PRODUCTION" also valid
);
assert!(client1.is_connected().await)

The Mpesa struct's environment parameter is generic over any type that implements the ApiEnvironment trait. This trait expects the following methods to be implemented for a given type:

pub trait ApiEnvironment {
    fn base_url(&self) -> &str;
    fn get_certificate(&self) -> &str;
}

This trait allows you to create your own type to pass to the environment parameter. With this in place, you are able to mock http requests (for testing purposes) from the MPESA api by returning a mock server uri from the base_url method as well as using your own certificates, required to sign select requests to the MPESA api, by providing your own get_certificate implementation.

See the example below (and here so see how the trait is implemented for the Environment enum):

use mpesa::{Mpesa, ApiEnvironment};
use std::str::FromStr;
use std::convert::TryFrom;

pub struct MyCustomEnvironment;

impl ApiEnvironment for MyCustomEnvironment {
    fn base_url(&self) -> &str {
        // your base url here
        "https://your_base_url.com"
    }

    fn get_certificate(&self) -> &str {
        // your certificate here
        r#"..."#
    }
}

let client: Mpesa<MyCustomEnvironment> = Mpesa::new(
    env!("CLIENT_KEY"),
    env!("CLIENT_SECRET"),
    MyCustomEnvironment // ✔ valid
);

//...

If you intend to use in production, you will need to call a the set_initiator_password method from Mpesa after initially creating the client. Here you provide your initiator password, which overrides the default password used in sandbox "Safcom496!":

use mpesa::Mpesa;

let client = Mpesa::new(
      env!("CLIENT_KEY"),
      env!("CLIENT_SECRET"),
      Environment::Sandbox,
);

client.set_initiator_password("new_password");

assert!(client.is_connected().await)

Services

The following services are currently available from the Mpesa client as methods that return builders:

  • B2C
let response = client
    .b2c("testapi496")
    .party_a("600496")
    .party_b("254708374149")
    .result_url("https://testdomain.com/ok")
    .timeout_url("https://testdomain.com/err")
    .amount(1000)
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • B2B
let response = client
    .b2b("testapi496")
    .party_a("600496")
    .party_b("254708374149")
    .result_url("https://testdomain.com/ok")
    .timeout_url("https://testdomain.com/err")
    .account_ref("254708374149")
    .amount(1000)
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • C2B Register
let response = client
    .c2b_register()
    .short_code("600496")
    .confirmation_url("https://testdomain.com/true")
    .validation_url("https://testdomain.com/valid")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • C2B Simulate
let response = client
    .c2b_simulate()
    .short_code("600496")
    .msisdn("254700000000")
    .amount(1000)
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Account Balance
let response = client
    .account_balance("testapi496")
    .result_url("https://testdomain.com/ok")
    .timeout_url("https://testdomain.com/err")
    .party_a("600496")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Mpesa Express Request / STK push / Lipa na M-PESA online
let response = client
    .express_request("174379")
    .phone_number("254708374149")
    .amount(500)
    .callback_url("https://test.example.com/api")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Transaction Reversal:
let response = client
    .transaction_reversal("testapi496")
    .result_url("https://testdomain.com/ok")
    .timeout_url("https://testdomain.com/err")
    .transaction_id("OEI2AK4Q16")
    .receiver_identifier_type(IdentifierTypes::ShortCode)
    .amount(100.0)
    .receiver_party("600111")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Transaction Status
let response = client
    .transaction_status("testapi496")
    .result_url("https://testdomain.com/ok")
    .timeout_url("https://testdomain.com/err")
    .transaction_id("OEI2AK4Q16")
    .identifier_type(IdentifierTypes::ShortCode)
    .party_a("600111")
    .remarks("status")
    .occasion("work")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Bill Manager Onboard
let response = client
    .onboard()
    .callback_url("https://testdomain.com/true")
    .email("email@test.com")
    .logo("https://file.domain/file.png")
    .official_contact("0712345678")
    .send_reminders(SendRemindersTypes::Enable)
    .short_code("600496")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Bill Manager Onboard Modify
let response = client
    .onboard_modify()
    .callback_url("https://testdomain.com/true")
    .email("email@test.com")
    .short_code("600496")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Bill Manager Bulk Invoice
let response = client
    .bulk_invoice()
    .invoices(vec![
        Invoice {
            amount: 1000.0,
            account_reference: "John Doe",
            billed_full_name: "John Doe",
            billed_period: "August 2021",
            billed_phone_number: "0712345678",
            due_date: Utc::now(),
            external_reference: "INV2345",
            invoice_items: Some(
                vec![InvoiceItem {amount: 1000.0, item_name: "An item"}]
            ),
            invoice_name: "Invoice 001"
        }
    ])
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Bill Manager Single Invoice
let response = client
    .single_invoice()
    .amount(1000.0)
    .account_reference("John Doe")
    .billed_full_name("John Doe")
    .billed_period("August 2021")
    .billed_phone_number("0712345678")
    .due_date(Utc::now())
    .external_reference("INV2345")
    .invoice_items(vec![
        InvoiceItem {amount: 1000.0, item_name: "An item"}
    ])
    .invoice_name("Invoice 001")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Bill Manager Reconciliation
let response = client
    .reconciliation()
    .account_reference("John Doe")
    .external_reference("INV2345")
    .full_name("John Doe")
    .invoice_name("Invoice 001")
    .paid_amount(1000.0)
    .payment_date(Utc::now())
    .phone_number("0712345678")
    .transaction_id("TRANSACTION_ID")
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Bill Manager Cancel Invoice
let response = client
    .cancel_invoice()
    .external_references(vec!["9KLSS011"])
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())
  • Dynamic QR
let response = client
    .dynamic_qr_code()
    .amount(1000)
    .ref_no("John Doe")
    .size("300")
    .merchant_name("John Doe")
    .credit_party_identifier("600496")
    .try_transaction_type("bg")
    .unwrap()
    .build()
    .unwrap()
    .send()
    .await;
assert!(response.is_ok())

More will be added progressively, pull requests welcome

Author

Collins Muriuki

Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page. You can also take a look at the contributing guide.

Copyright © 2023 Collins Muriuki.
This project is MIT licensed.

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