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@chainplatform/paypal
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The library allows you to use Paypal Payment with react-native without ejecting support both react-native and react-native-web.
The library allows you to use Paypal Payment with react-native without ejecting support both react-native and react-native-web.
The library allows you to use Paypal Checkout with react-native without ejecting. You can use it with both server-side implementations and client-side implementations.
Ensure you've completed the setps in prequisites.
Install package via npm or yarn:
npm install --save @chainplatform/paypal OR yarn add @chainplatform/paypal
npm install --save @chainplatform/react-native-web-webview OR yarn add @chainplatform/react-native-web-webview
Then setup by guide at: https://github.com/ChainPlatform/react-native-web-webview#readme
import PaypalPayment from '@chainplatform/paypal';
<PaypalPayment
theme={"light"}
order_id={datas.payment_infos.datas.order_id}
sandbox_client_id={datas.payment_infos.datas.sandbox_client_id}
production_client_id={datas.payment_infos.datas.production_client_id}
sandbox_environment={datas.payment_infos.datas.sandbox_environment}
paymentResult={(datas) => {
console.log("paymentResult ", datas);
}}
/>
theme (String) - theme dark or lightorder_id (String) - order_id.sandbox_client_id (String) - Paypal sandbox client id of your project.production_client_id (String) - Paypal production client id of your project.sandbox_environment (String) - Paypal environment.paymentResult (?Function) - Called upon calback of the checkout sessionPull requests are highly appreciated! For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
FAQs
The library allows you to use Paypal Payment with react-native without ejecting support both react-native and react-native-web.
We found that @chainplatform/paypal demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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