@kenkou/vue-stripe-elements

@kenkou/vue-stripe-elements

A Vue wrapper for stripe elements. This library was inspired in fromAtoB/vue-stripe-elements, but has the following improvements:

• No need to previously setup stripe.js: is injected at runtime, currently v3. If it is already configured it works as well.
• No custom api defined: you can access the stripe.js instance by calling getStripe (returns a Promise) and then usestripe.js api itself.

Install

npm install --save @kenkou/vue-stripe-elements

or

yarn add @kenkou/vue-stripe-elements

Usage

Stripe official javascript library stripe.js v3 will be automatically injected if window.Stripe global variable is not set. Elements should be wrapped inside an <Elements> component as shown below.

<Elements spk="pk_test_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx">
  <card-number ref="cardNumber" />
  ...
  <card-cvc />
  ...
  <card-expiry />
</Elements>

To access the stripe element created in each component call the element() method. To access the stripe instance use getStripe to get a promise to it. For example, to tokenize a card do:

<script>
import { getStripe } from '@kenkou/vue-stripe-elements'

export default {
  ...
  methods: {
   async tokenize() {
    // get one of the stripe elements created
    const cardNumber = this.$refs.cardNumber.element()
    // see the https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/reference api
    const stripe = await getStripe()
    const result = await stripe.createToken(cardNumber)
    console.log('tokenized element', result)
  }
}
</script>

See src/App.vue for a complete example.

Live demo

We got a free demo for you!

Remember to set the spk value inside data() function.

Building and running on localhost

First install dependencies:

yarn install

To run App.vue example:

yarn serve

To create a production build:

yarn build

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