JavaScript Library Integration
Integrate the Integrated POS into your application using our JavaScript library.
Supported environments
Use the pos-integrated-lib-javascript library across server-side and client-side implementations:
- ESM (ECMAScript Modules)
- CommonJS
- Browser environments
Installation
The package is private and is not published to the public npm registry. Install it from the local .tgz file provided by Getnet:
npm install ./lib/pos-integrated-lib-javascript-<VERSION>.tgzWorkflow and lifecycle
Follow the strict connection lifecycle pattern to ensure robust terminal communication.
Connection establishment
Create a connector using one of the factory methods (CreateHttp, CreateUsb, or CreateCloud). Creation is synchronous — it returns the Connector directly, not a Promise. Await the async operational methods like SaleAsync or GetInfoAsync. Use CreateCloud to reach a remote terminal through the Getnet cloud, with no hostname or port.
import { Connector } from 'pos-integrated-lib-javascript';
async function processPayment() {
// Initialize the connector (synchronous — no await)
const connector = Connector.CreateHttp('192.168.1.100', 8080);
// Execute a sale or other operations...
}Connector closure (mandatory)
Close the connector immediately after your operations finish or when the application lifecycle ends. Releasing the connector frees up the POS terminal resources, ensuring subsequent connection attempts succeed.
// ...after operations complete
await connector.Close();Failing to call Close() leaks connection states on the POS device, causing a “Terminal Busy” block for future requests.
Next steps
- Run the full flow end to end with the Quick Start guide.
- Look up every method signature and parameter in the Methods and Parameters Reference.