invoicing-kit

Drop-in invoicing API for Hono apps using better-auth. Mount one router and get organization-scoped clients, products, taxes, payment methods, quotes, invoices, and payments — backed by Prisma (or your own repository implementation).

Features

• One-line mount — app.route("/", kit.router) adds the full REST surface.
• Organization-scoped — every resource is isolated per better-auth organization.
• Quotes → invoices — convert an accepted quote into an invoice in one call.
• Payments — record manual payments and track invoice paid / partially-paid state.
• Catalog by reference — link line items to your own domain objects (an experience, course, plan…) and the kit find-or-creates the backing product.
• Money-safe — amounts are integer minor units, rates/quantities are decimal strings; no floats cross the boundary.
• Pluggable storage — ships a Prisma adapter and an in-memory test adapter; bring your own by implementing the repository interfaces.
• Typed & validated — Zod schemas on every route, OpenAPI metadata included.

Install

bun add invoicing-kit
# peer deps:
bun add @prisma/client better-auth hono @hono/zod-openapi zod

Quick start

import { createInvoicingKit, prismaAdapter } from "invoicing-kit";
import { Hono } from "hono";
import { PrismaClient } from "@prisma/client";
import { auth } from "./auth"; // your better-auth instance with the organization plugin

const prisma = new PrismaClient();

const kit = createInvoicingKit({
  adapter: prismaAdapter(prisma),
  auth,
  basePath: "/api/bills", // default: "/api/bills"
});

const app = new Hono();
app.route("/", kit.router);
app.route("/api/auth", auth.handler); // your own better-auth mount

export default app;

Configuration

createInvoicingKit(config) accepts:

It returns { router, services, repos } — mount router, or call services / repos directly for server-side work.

Routes

Mounted under basePath:

Money units

Values cross the API boundary as strings to avoid floating-point drift:

• Amounts (price, amount, invoice totals) — integer minor units (cents), e.g. "5000" for $50.00.
• Rates / quantities — canonical decimal strings, e.g. "1.5", "18".

Your application converts to/from display units at its own edge.

Payment methods & providers

A payment method's type and a payment's provider are free-form strings — "STRIPE", "MANUAL", and "AZUL" are the conventional values, but any gateway string is accepted, so you can support regional providers without a library change. Constrain the set in your own app if you need to.

Linking products to your domain objects

A line item normally references an existing product by productId. It can instead reference one of your own domain objects (an experience, course, plan, …) via source, and the kit find-or-creates the backing product for you — keyed on (organization, sourceType, sourceId):

// reference a product directly
{ "productId": "…", "quantity": "1", "price": "5000", "taxIds": [] }

// reference your own object; product is created on first use
{ "source": { "type": "experience", "id": "42", "name": "Sunset Tour" },
  "quantity": "2", "price": "5000", "taxIds": [] }

Provide exactly one of productId / source. The product is created once (price defaults from the line item's minor units) and reused on later sales; the line item still carries its own price / description, so it remains the immutable snapshot of the sale. Product exposes the same sourceType / sourceId on create and read for catalog lookups.

Documents are single-currency: every line item's product must be denominated in the document's currency (compared case-insensitively; stored lowercase). Auto-created source products inherit the document currency; referencing a product priced in another currency fails with 422 LINE_ITEM_CURRENCY_MISMATCH. Each line item also records a currency snapshot, and products accept an optional currency (ISO 4217, default usd) on create/update.

Testing

The invoicing-kit/testing entry point exports an in-memory adapter so you can exercise the full router without a database:

import { createInvoicingKit } from "invoicing-kit";
import { inMemoryAdapter } from "invoicing-kit/testing";

const kit = createInvoicingKit({ adapter: inMemoryAdapter(), auth, basePath: "/api/bills" });

License

MIT © Bitzer AI