Use BunqJSClient with NodeJS

index.js

const BunqJSClient = require('@bunq-community/bunq-js-client').default;
const JSONStore = require('json-store');
const LocalStorage = JSONStore(__dirname+'\\storage.json');

BunqClient = new BunqJSClient(LocalStorage);

const ENCRYPTION_KEY = "3c7a4d431a846ed33a3bb1b1fa9b5c26";
const API_KEY = "sandbox_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";
const DEVICE_NAME = "NodeTest";
const ENVIRONMENT = "SANDBOX"; // OR you can use PRODUCTION
const PERMITTED_IPS = []; // empty array if you're not sure

async function setup() {
    // run the bunq application with our API key
    await BunqClient.run(API_KEY, PERMITTED_IPS, ENVIRONMENT, ENCRYPTION_KEY)
	.catch(exception => {
		throw exception;
	});
	
	// install a new keypair 
	await BunqClient.install()
	.catch(exception => {
		throw exception;
	});
	
	// register this device
    await BunqClient.registerDevice(DEVICE_NAME)
	.catch(error => {
		throw error.response.data;
	});

	// register a new session
    await BunqClient.registerSession()
	.catch(error => {
		throw error.response.data;
	});
}


async function getUsers() {
	// get payments
	await BunqClient.getUsers(true).then(users => {
		return users;
	})
	.catch(error => {
		throw error;
	});
}

setup().then( setup => {
		getUsers().then(response => {
		console.log(response.response.data.Response)
	}, error => {
		console.log(error.response.data.Response)
	});
		
	}, error => { 
		console.log(error);
});