Chargebee provides HTTP based API which follows the essence of REST*. The HTTP protocol's rules are followed thereby enabling simple HTTP client tools like "curl" to be used.
The following client libraries provide a "easy to use" wrapper around the raw HTTP based API.
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Refer to our documentation for a detailed definition & description of all the components in Chargebee.
r a detailed definition & description of all the components in Chargebee.Chargebee follows the REST model of exposing resources as urls. For example, subscriptions are exposed as
The Node client library provide a corresponding class representation of the resource. For example, subscriptions are represented by
chargebee.subscription
All operations specific to that resource are exposed as static methods in the corresponding resource class. The methods accepts the input params as hash and returns a RequestWrapper object. On that object you need to invoke the request method and pass the callback function. You could also pass the environment configuration specific to that request as an additional parameter.
The response is in JSON format. Currently Chargebee does not support any other response format.
Note: Sometimes, while working with Chargebee APIs, you may see undocumented attributes returned in the response. Such attributes should be ignored.
/* creates a subscription with customer information and billing details. */ var chargebee = require("chargebee"); chargebee.configure({site : "{site}", api_key : "{site_api_key}"}) chargebee.subscription.create({ plan_id : "no_trial", billing_address : { first_name : "John", last_name : "Doe", line1 : "PO Box 9999", city : "Walnut", state : "California", zip : "91789", country : "US" }, customer : { first_name : "John", last_name : "Doe", email : "john@user.com", auto_collection : "off" } }).request(function(error,result) { if(error){ //handle error console.log(error); }else{ console.log(result); var subscription = result.subscription; var customer = result.customer; var card = result.card; var invoice = result.invoice; } });
/* creates a subscription with customer information and billing details. */ var chargebee = require("chargebee"); chargebee.configure({site : "{site}", api_key : "{site_api_key}"}) chargebee.subscription.create({ plan_id : "no_trial", billing_address : { first_name : "John", last_name : "Doe", line1 : "PO Box 9999", city : "Walnut", state : "California", zip : "91789", country : "US" }, customer : { first_name : "John", last_name : "Doe", email : "john@user.com", auto_collection : "off" } }).request(function(error,result) { if(error){ //handle error console.log(error); }else{ console.log(result); var subscription = result.subscription; var customer = result.customer; var card = result.card; var invoice = result.invoice; } });
npm install chargebee@"<2"Then require the library as:
var chargebee = require('chargebee');
The source code for the client library is available as a public repository at github. The code is provided with MIT license. So in case you need any modifications please feel free to do so. If you think it would be useful for other users please do let us know.
Newer versions of client library are released whenever there are new additions to the API. The version
numbering format is major-version.minor-version(s). All
minor releases are backward compatible. Please check the
change notes
for more details.
The latest version details for API V1 are:
Version: 1.3.7
Released On: 2019-08-14