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connect-sdk-client-js

The JavaScript based client SDK that can be used for client to server communication between you and the Worldline Global Collect platform

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Worldline Connect JavaScript SDK

Introduction

The JavaScript SDK helps you to communicate with the Worldline Connect Client API. Its primary features are:

  • handling of all the details concerning the encryption of the payment details,
  • convenient JavaScript wrapper around the API calls and responses,
  • localization of various labels and messages,
  • user-friendly formatting (masking) of payment data such as card numbers and expiry dates,
  • validation of input
  • check to determine to which payment provider a card number is associated.

See the Worldline Global Collect Developer Hub for more information on how to use the SDK.

Requirements

Minimal browser versions:

  • Chrome 69+
  • Chrome mobile 87+
  • Safari 13.1+
  • Safari mobile 14+
  • MS Edge 90+
  • MS Edge mobile 103+
  • Firefox 78+
  • Opera 85+
  • Samsung mobile 7.4+

Examples

⚠ Please note that all examples have been moved to their own repository.

Installation

Install this SDK using your preferred node package manager npm, yarn, pnpm or Bun.

npm install connect-sdk-client-js

Distributed packages

The SDK can be used AS UMD, CJS or ESM module.

Example Universal Module Definition (UMD)

The SDK is available under global namespace connectsdk and can be used in the following way:

app.js

const sessionDetails = {
  /* ... */
};

// We can access the SDK via the global namespace `window.connectsdk`
const session = new window.connectsdk.Session(sessionDetails);

index.html

<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <title>Example UMD</title>
    <script
      defer
      src="./node_modules/connect-sdk-client-js/dist/connect-sdk-client-js.umd.js"
    ></script>
    <script defer src="./app.js"></script>
  </head>
</html>
Example ECMAScript Module (ESM)
import { Session, type SessionDetails } from 'connect-sdk-client-js';

const sessionDetails: SessionDetails = {
  /* ... */
};

const session = new Session(sessionDetails);
Example CommonJS (CJS)
const { Session } = require('connect-sdk-client-js');

/**
 * @type {import('connect-sdk-client-js').SessionDetails}
 */
const sessionDetails = {
  /* ... */
};

const session = new Session(sessionDetails);

Build from source

This repository uses microbundle to build the SDK. You can build the sdk by running the following commands:

npm run build

The result of the build will have been written to the dist folder. This folder will contain the following files:

  • /dist/types - Directory containing all type declaration file. The index.d.ts is set as main file for the exported package, see package.json:types property.
  • /dist/connect-sdk-client-js.js - The compiled TypeScript as ESM module. This file will be when using ESM, see package.json:module property.
  • /dist/connect-sdk-client-js.umd.js - The compiled TypeScript as UMD module. This file can be used when you want to use the library as UMD, see package.json:unpkg property.
  • /dist/connect-sdk-client-js.cjs - The compiled TypeScript as CommonJS module. This file can be used when you want to use the library as CommonJS, see package.json:main property.

Test

This library contains unit- and integration tests written with Vitest. By default Vitest starts in watch mode when starting locally and run mode when running in CI (when environment var CI is set), see documentation.

CommandDescription
npm run testRun unit tests
npm run test:integrationRun integration tests

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Package last updated on 11 Oct 2024

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