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Request Network Invoice Dashboard Web Component

A web component for integrating the Request Network's Invoice Dashboard into a web application.

Introduction

The Invoice Dashboard component allows users view and pay a request using the Request Network. It is built using Svelte but compiled to a Web Component, making it usable in any web environment, regardless of the framework.

Installation

To install the component, use npm:

npm install @requestnetwork/invoice-dashboard

Usage

Usage in React

invoice-dashboard.tsx

You can directly pass props into the invoice-dashboard web component without needing to create references or use workarounds.

import Head from "next/head";
import { config } from "@/utils/config";
import { useAppContext } from "@/utils/context";
import { currencies } from "@/utils/currencies";
import { rainbowKitConfig as wagmiConfig } from "@/utils/connectWallet";
import InvoiceDashboard from "@requestnetwork/invoice-dashboard/react";

export default function InvoiceDashboardPage() {
  const { requestNetwork } = useAppContext();

  return (
    <>
      <Head>
        <title>Request Invoicing</title>
      </Head>
      <div className="container m-auto  w-[100%]">
        <InvoiceDashboard
          config={config}
          currencies={currencies}
          requestNetwork={requestNetwork}
          wagmiConfig={wagmiConfig}
        />
      </div>
    </>
  );
}

Important Note on Currencies Prop

The currencies prop is now optional.
If you include the currencies prop and follow the proper format, it will override the default currencies.
To use the default currencies list, simply omit the currencies prop.

Example Override for Currencies

If you need to customize the currencies list, ensure you follow the correct format:

export const currencies: CurrencyTypes.CurrencyInput[] = [
  {
    symbol: "FAU",
    address: "0x370DE27fdb7D1Ff1e1BaA7D11c5820a324Cf623C",
    network: "sepolia",
    decimals: 18,
    type: RequestLogicTypes.CURRENCY.ERC20,
  },
  {
    symbol: "ETH",
    network: "sepolia",
    decimals: 18,
    type: RequestLogicTypes.CURRENCY.ETH,
  },
];

When added, this will replace the default currencies list. To retain the defaults, do not include the currencies prop.

initializeRN.ts

Initialize the RequestNetwork object using an Ethers Signer or Viem WalletClient.

import { RequestNetwork } from "@requestnetwork/request-client.js";
import { Web3SignatureProvider } from "@requestnetwork/web3-signature";

export const initializeRequestNetwork = (setter: any, walletClient: any) => {
  try {
    const web3SignatureProvider = new Web3SignatureProvider(walletClient);

    const requestNetwork = new RequestNetwork({
      nodeConnectionConfig: {
        baseURL: "https://gnosis.gateway.request.network/",
      },
      signatureProvider: web3SignatureProvider,
    });

    setter(requestNetwork);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Failed to initialize the Request Network:", error);
    setter(null);
  }
};

wagmiConfig.ts

The wagmiConfig file configures wallet connections for the InvoiceDashboard component, using RainbowKit and supporting various wallets and blockchains.

For more details see Wagmi Docs

config.ts

Use the config object to pass additional configuration options to the invoice dashboard component.

Please replace the builderId with your own, arbitrarily chosen ID. This is used to track how many invoices are created by your application.

import { IConfig } from "@requestnetwork/shared";

export const config: IConfig = {
  builderId: "request-network", // Replace with your builder ID, arbitrarily chosen, used for metrics
  dashboardLink: "/",
  logo: "/assets/logo-sm.svg",
  colors: {
    main: "#0BB489",
    secondary: "#58E1A5",
  },
};

Supporting files

context.tsx - Use a context provider to reinitialize the Request Network instance when the wallet changes.
types.d.ts - Specify types to avoid TypeScript errors.

Features

Feature	Status
ERC20 Payment	✅
rnf_invoice format 0.3.0	✅
Configure Logo and Colors	✅
Minimal Chains and Currencies	✅
Compatible with all Wagmi connectors	✅
Accept Request	❌
Cancel Request	❌
Add Stakeholder	❌
Native Payment	✅
Conversion Payment	✅
Batch Payment	❌
Declarative Payment	❌
Swap-to-Pay Payment	❌
Swap-to-Conversion Payment	❌
Escrow Payment	❌
Improved UI and UX	✅
More Chains and Currencies	✅
More Configuration Options	❌
Attachments	❌

Chains and Currencies

Chain	Currencies
Ethereum	USDC, USDT, DAI
Polygon	USDC, USDT, DAI, USDCe
Sepolia	USDC, FAU

Additional Information

For more information, see the Request Network documentation.

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Install

@requestnetwork/invoice-dashboard

Request Network Invoice Dashboard Web Component

Introduction

Installation

Usage

Usage in React

invoice-dashboard.tsx

Important Note on Currencies Prop

Example Override for Currencies

initializeRN.ts

wagmiConfig.ts

config.ts

Supporting files

Features

Chains and Currencies

Additional Information

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