Open Payments Rust
What is Open Payments?
Open Payments is an open API standard that can be implemented by account servicing entities (e.g. banks, digital wallet providers, and mobile money providers) to facilitate interoperability in the setup and completion of payments for different use cases including:
- Web Monetization
- Tipping/Donations (low value/low friction)
- eCommerce checkout
- P2P transfers
- Subscriptions
- Invoice Payments
An Open Payments server runs two sub-systems, a resource server which exposes APIs for performing functions against the underlying accounts and an authorisation server which exposes APIs compliant with the GNAP standard for getting grants to access the resource server APIs.
This repository hosts the Open API Specifications of the two APIs which are published along with additional documentation at https://openpayments.dev.
Additionally, this crate contains several modules:
clientcontains a Rust client to make requests via the Open Payments API.typescontains Rust types for the API.snippetscontains examples of Rust client usage for getting accustomed to the Open Payments flow.http_signatureprovides tools for working with HTTP Message Signatures.
Dependencies
New to Interledger?
Never heard of Interledger before? Or would you like to learn more? Here are some excellent places to start:
- Interledger Website
- Interledger Specification
- Interledger Explainer Video
- Open Payments
- Web monetization
Contributing
Please read the contribution guidelines before submitting contributions. All contributions must adhere to our code of conduct.
Open Payments Catchup Call
Our catchup calls are open to our community. We have them every other Wednesday at 13:00 GMT, via Google Meet.
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/htd-eefo-ovn
Or dial: (DE) +49 30 300195061 and enter this PIN: 105 520 503#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/htd-eefo-ovn?hs=5
Local Development Environment
Prerequisites
Environment Setup
Clone the repository and build:
Running Examples
See src/snippets/README.md for details on running code snippets and payment flows. For example, to run a snippet:
Useful commands
# Format all code:
# Run all tests:
# Check code for warnings and errors:
# Build crate:
# Generate documentation:
# Generate documentation and open in browser:
# Generate documentation with snippets feature:
Adding crate as dependency
Add this to your Cargo.toml:
[]
= "0.1.1"
For examples and snippets:
[]
= { = "0.1.1", = ["snippets"] }