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@paybyrd/threedsecure-service
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JS service implementation to control the 3DS flow over Paybyrd API
A library to simplify the implementation of 3DS flow using Paybyrd API.
npm i @paybyrd/threedsecure-service
const container = document.getElementById('container-3ds');
const threeDSecureUrl = 'https://threedsecure.paybyrd.com';
const maxAttempts = 50;
const attemptDelay = 2000;
const culture = 'en-US';
const threeDSService = new ThreeDSecureService({
container,
threeDSecureUrl,
maxAttempts,
attemptDelay,
culture
});
First of all, we truly recommend that you use the 3DS flow using the Order feature, where you can take a look here. When you create the order, we will return a checkoutKey that must be used for authentication.
const createPaymentRequest = {
type: 'Card',
card: {
cardNumber: '5500000000000001',
cardHolder: 'PAYBYRD CARD HOLDER',
cardExpiration: '07/30',
cvv: '123'
}
};
const createPaymentResponse = await axios.post(
`https://gateway.paybyrd.com/api/v2/payment?checkoutKey=${checkoutKey}`,
createPaymentRequest);
const threeDSRequest = {
id: createPaymentResponse.threeDSecure.id,
correlationId: createPaymentResponse.requestId
};
const threeDSResponse = await threeDSecureService.execute(threeDSRequest);
try {
const threeDSResponse = await threeDSecureService.execute(request);
} catch (error) {
// Show the error.message in your website
}
FAQs
JS service implementation to control the 3DS flow over Paybyrd API
The npm package @paybyrd/threedsecure-service receives a total of 101 weekly downloads. As such, @paybyrd/threedsecure-service popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @paybyrd/threedsecure-service demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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