The library follows an object-oriented approach and methods are grouped under categories.

There are currently eleven (11) base categories namely:

• Customer
• Collections
• Transfer
• Bills
• Wallets
• Issuing
• Transactions
• Counterparty
• Forex
• Institutions
• Misc

 $  npm install maplerad-node
 
 or
 
 $  yarn add maplerad-node

A secret key is needed for authorization. It can be gotten from the Maplerad dashboard

Maplerad provides two environments to ensure a smooth and easy experience.

• sandbox: for development
• live: for production

Sandbox is your playground. You can credit your test wallets and use that to test your integrations, no real money will be debited or credited. Ensure to switch to Live when you are ready to launch.

All method calls under Live will be charged and real money will be debited or credited. You are advised to use this when you have fully tested your integrations and are ready to launch your product.

   // import the package
    const Maplerad = require("maplerad-node") // commonjs
    // or
    import Maplerad from "maplerad-node" // esm


    const SECRET_KEY = process.env.SECRET_KEY
    const ENVIRONMENT = "sandbox"


    const client = new Maplerad(SECRET_KEY, ENVIRONMENT)

    // Get a customer
async function getAllCustomers(){
    try{
        const customers = await client.Customers.GetAllCustomers()
        console.log(customers)
    }catch (error){
        console.error(error)
    }
    
}