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@payvision/checkout-library
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Checkout.js is a javascript library to easily embed Payvision checkout into your website. We directly send customers sensitive data to Payvision's servers so cardholder data does not hit your server, reducing PCI compliance requirements. Additionally, you can use the library to customize the checkout layout with your own styles.
[ ⚠ HTTPS protocol is required ]
Install Checkout npm package from Payvision repository:
# with npm package manager
npm i @payvision/checkout-library
# with yarn
yarn add @payvision/checkout-library
Create an HTML element as container for the checkout. The container id will be used to embed the checkout using the library.
<div id="checkout-container"></div>
Import the library in your javascript code
import Checkout from '@payvision/checkout-library'
Get a checkout id via API.
const checkoutId = '6741b7d4-f413-4c98-8f5a-724f7d3192f7' // Retrieved from Checkout API
Create checkout custom options object (not required).
const options = {
live: true,
styles: {
imageUrl: 'Logo Url',
autoHeight: false,
generalStyles: {
backgroundColor: '#f6f7fb',
fontFamily: 'Source Sans Pro',
primaryThemeColor: '#213d8f',
accentThemeColor: '#909ec7',
secondaryThemeColor: '#909ec7',
infoThemeColor: '#1db9de',
warningThemeColor: '#fec61f',
errorThemeColor: '#e6493a',
successThemeColor: '#35ba6d',
},
formStyles: {
backgroundFormColor: '#ffffff',
backgroundFormContainerColor: '#ffffff',
fontSize: '14px',
borderWidth: '1px',
borderRadius: '2px',
},
paymentButtonStyles: {
fontSize: '16px',
borderWidth: '1px',
borderRadius: '2px',
fontColor: '#ffffff',
backgroundColor: '#8ec03f',
borderColor: '#8ec03f',
},
iframe: {
width: '100%',
height: '780px',
},
},
}
Create a checkout object with parameters from above.
const checkout = new Checkout(checkoutId, 'checkout-container', options)
use render method to display the checkout in checkout container HTML element.
checkout.render()
Type | Description | |
---|---|---|
live | boolean | The target environment [false: staging (default), true: production] |
styles | object |
|
*[Default parameters]
You can configure the library to development purposes if set the option.live
to false. If you want to release your build to production you have to set the target to production environvment with the option.live
setted true.
Environment | Url |
---|---|
Live | https://checkout-web.prod.payvision.app |
Staging | https://stag.checkout-web.dta.payvision.app |
Checkout.js provides the following helper methods to manipulate Checkout UI.
Method | Parameters | Description | Example |
---|---|---|---|
show() | none | Displays Checkout | show() |
hide() | none | Hides Checkout | hide() |
render() | none | Renders Checkout UI | render() |
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FAQs
Payvision Checkout javascript customization library.
The npm package @payvision/checkout-library receives a total of 747 weekly downloads. As such, @payvision/checkout-library popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @payvision/checkout-library demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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