This is an unofficial Go library for the crypto NOWPayments API version 1.

Note that the current implementation mostly focuses on the payments API for now:

$ go get github.com/matm/go-nowpayments@v1.0.4

Just load the config with all the credentials from a file or using a Reader then display the NOWPayments' API status and the last 2 payments made with:

package main import ( "fmt" "log" "strings" "github.com/matm/go-nowpayments/config" "github.com/matm/go-nowpayments/core" "github.com/matm/go-nowpayments/payments" ) func main() { // Load sandbox's credentials. err := config.Load(strings.NewReader(` {  "server": "https://api-sandbox.nowpayments.io/v1",  "login": "some_email@domain.tld",  "password": "some_password",  "apiKey": "some_api_key" } `)) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err)	} // Use the server URL defined above. core.UseBaseURL(core.BaseURL(config.Server())) // Use default HTTP client. core.UseClient(core.NewHTTPClient()) st, err := core.Status() if err != nil { log.Fatal(err)	} fmt.Println("API status:", st) const limit = 2 ps, err := payments.List(&payments.ListOption{ Limit: limit,	}) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err)	} fmt.Printf("Last %d payments: %v\n", limit, ps) }

A np tool is available to easily play with the payments API from the command line. Please make sure to target the sandbox API server in this case.

Can be installed with:

$ go install github.com/matm/go-nowpayments/cmd/np@latest

The following commands are available:

Usage of np: -a float pay amount for new payment/invoice (default 2) -c show list of selected currencies -case string payment's case (sandbox only) (default "success") -debug turn debugging on -f string JSON config file to use -i new invoice -l list all payments -n new payment -p string status of payment ID -pc string crypto currency to pay in (default "xmr") -pi string new payment from invoice ID 

In order to work, np expects a JSON config file provided as an argument, like

$ np -f conf.json -c 

to list all crypto currencies available for payments.

The JSON config file looks like

{ "server": "https://api-sandbox.nowpayments.io/v1", "login": "your_email_adresse", "password": "some_password", "apiKey": "the API key to use" }

• server is the path to the API server, i.e. one of
  • sandbox: https://api-sandbox.nowpayments.io/v1
  • production: https://api.nowpayments.io/v1
• login and password are your NOWPayments credentials
• apiKey is one API key generated in your admin account