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Supported Languages

SDK language availability and roadmap for Nylon Pay

Nylon Pay SDKs are open source and available in multiple programming languages. All SDKs follow the same API specification with idiomatic naming conventions for each language.

Currently Available

TypeScript

  • Package: @nile-squad/nylonpay-ts
  • Runtime: Node.js 18+ or compatible JavaScript runtime
  • Documentation: SDK Reference
  • Repository: GitHub

The TypeScript SDK is the reference implementation and the most complete SDK available. All planned SDKs target the same API surface with language-appropriate naming.

Planned SDKs

LanguageStatusExpected Release
PythonAvailableReleased
GoIn DevelopmentQ3 2026
RustPlannedQ4 2026
C#PlannedQ4 2026
PHPPlannedQ1 2027
JavaPlannedQ1 2027
KotlinPlannedQ1 2027
ElixirPlannedQ2 2027

All planned SDKs follow the same API specification. Language-idiomatic naming applies, for example collectPayment in TypeScript becomes collect_payment in Python.

Runtime Requirements

All SDKs require:

  • Server-side environment. SDKs are designed for backend use only. Client-side packages (browser, mobile) are not currently available.
  • HTTPS support. All communication with Nylon Pay servers occurs over HTTPS.
  • Secure request signing. The SDK handles request authentication and response verification automatically.
  • Node.js 18+ (TypeScript SDK). Other SDKs document their runtime requirements upon release.

Contributing

SDKs are open source. Contributions follow the SDK specification, the single source of truth for all implementations.

How to Contribute

  1. Review the SDK Specification. All implementations must conform to the defined API surface, types, behaviors, and invariants.

  2. Choose a Language. Check if an SDK already exists for your target language. If not, start a new implementation.

  3. Follow the Spec. Every implementation must:

    • Expose all operations defined in the specification
    • Use the exact type shapes and field names
    • Implement the PaymentInstance contract for async operations
    • Include request signing and response verification
    • Pass the test suite defined in the spec
  4. Submit for Review. Open a pull request in the appropriate repository. We review for spec compliance before merging.

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