How to use the opennode.setCredentials function in opennode
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Tierion / boltwall / src / routes / parseEnv.ts View on Github 
try {
testEnvVars()
let { OPEN_NODE_KEY, LND_TLS_CERT, LND_MACAROON, LND_SOCKET } = getEnvVars()
// if the tests pass above and we don't have a
// OPEN_NODE_KEY then we need to setup the lnd service
if (!OPEN_NODE_KEY) {
const { lnd } = lnService.authenticatedLndGrpc({
cert: LND_TLS_CERT,
macaroon: LND_MACAROON,
socket: LND_SOCKET,
})
req.lnd = lnd
} else {
const env = process.env.ENVIRONMENT || 'dev'
const opennode = require('opennode')
opennode.setCredentials(OPEN_NODE_KEY, env)
req.opennode = opennode
}
next()
} catch (e) {
console.error(
'Problem with configs for connecting to lightning node:',
e.message
)
next("Could not connect to the paywall's lightning node.")
}
}const opennode = require('opennode');
/**
* Setup your API Key and environment
*/
opennode.setCredentials('MY_API_KEY', 'dev');
/**
*
* Fetch charge information
*/
/**
* Using promises
*/
opennode.chargeInfo('47bb5224-bf50-49d0-a317-4adfd345221a')
.then(charge => {
console.log(charge);
})
.catch(error => {
