AbonyiXavier/E-wallet-backend

E-wallet

E-wallet allow customers to pre-load their wallet from their Debit cards and transfer of virtual money as a gift to another customer within the platform.. It is built on top of NodeJS and Express. It is higly flexible because it provides users with opportunity to:

• sign up
• sign in
• Change password
• fund wallet using PAYSTACK API
• transfer or gift money from walllet
• user profile

Getting Started

To obtain a copy of this app download or clone the repository at this url

Prerequisites

You must have

• NodeJs Installed
• A browser Installed
• A RESTAPI client(like POSTMAN) Installed
• An Internet connection to download the dependencies.

Installing locally

• (If the repository wasnt cloned)Extract the contents of the downloaded zip file into any suitable location on the computer
• In the command prompt, cd to the root of the directory you extracted the app into
• Run 'npm install' to install all dependencies
• Run 'npm run dev' to start the application
• In a browser address bar navigate to 'http://localhost:5000'

Using E-wallet through a restful client

• Open any restful client application initially installed
• Select the appropriate http method. Either GET, POST, PUT

Signin

• Use the POST method
• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/signin

Signup

• Use the POST method

• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/signup

• As user get signup automatically the balance is Zero

Reset password

• Use the POST method
• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/resetpasstoken/:id-:token
• replace id with user id and its token gotten from the logged in user

Fund Wallet

• Use the POST method

• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/paystack/fund

• Paystack url is generated and used on the browser

• Use the GET method

• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/paystack/callback

• A verify payment to update the user balance

Transfer money from Wallet

• Use the POST method
• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/transfer/:accountId

User profile

• Use the POST method
• Use this url http://localhost:5000/api/profile
• user can upload image that will reside on his dashboard
• user can also have a username

Built With

• NodeJs
• Express
• MySQL (database)
• Sequelize (ORM)
• AWS (image upload)

Author

• Abonyi Nnamdi Francis