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Although not officially supported, it should work: ```javascript mollieClient.payments.create({ amount: { currency: 'EUR', value: '10.00' }, routing: [ { amount: { currency: 'EUR', value: '2.50' }, destination: { type: 'organization',...

Thanks for the issue, Jacco! While it does not allow for use outside of Node.js, this is an artificial limitation. In the past, we've seen developers attempting to include this...

Hi Niels, The library [currently contains a check](https://github.com/mollie/mollie-api-node/blob/v3.6.0-beta.2/src/createMollieClient.ts#L64) introduced to prevent developers from shooting themselves in the foot. If you remove this check, the library _should maybe perhaps_ work just...

Thanks Johan, I'll export `PaymentLink`! Could you elaborate on how you would use `expiresAt` for payments?

I discussed this with some Mollieneers. The orders API does have an `expiresAt` field. This field doesn't help in your case, unfortunately, because the minimal value for that field is...

Thanks for the ticket. And: **yes**. The goal of this library is to support the Mollie API in full.

@nemdo I think you meant to put this in #208, but thank you for the feedback!

Thanks for the ticket. And: **yes**. The goal of this library is to support the Mollie API in full.

Thanks for the issue. You are ‒ as you found out on your own ‒ supposed to use the enum in your code when writing TypeScript: ```javascript mollieClient.payments.create({ method: PaymentMethod.ideal,...

I guess that's the decision we'll have to make. If `profile.getPayments()` is going to return an iterator, does that mean we want `profile.getMethods` to return an iterator as well? Returning...