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"Javascript library that allows you to accept Ethereum payments on your website or mobile app"


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ETHcommerce

Peer to Peer (P2P) transactions between you and your customers. This means that you pay ZERO FEES, all this powered by a lightweight (~30kb) and easy to integrate Javascript library

You can find usage examples here

Available on NPM

Installation

npm install eth-commerce --save

Usage

const ethCommerce = new EthCommerce();
ethCommerce.render(
    {
        targetElement: 'pay-button',
        type: 'PAY',
        amount: 10,
        currency: 'USD',
        address: '0x11A7Ca870700f284e4647E55DeD9040f0F86D4D4'
    }, (e)=>{
        console.log('error callback', e);
    },(tx)=>{
        console.log('success callback', tx);
    }
);

Methods

render(options, errorCallback, successCallback)

options, errorCallback and successCallback are required

Renders a button based on the options and executes the corresponding callbacks after placing and confirm transaction

getEtherPriceIn(currency)

Returns a promise with the current ethereum value in the corresponding currency. Example values for currency are (USD, EUR, CNY, JPY, etc.)

sendTransaction(account, address, amount)

Returns a promise after sending a transaction from the available account in web3 (account) to address with the corresponding amount

waitForConfirmation(tx, minConfirmations, interval)

Keeps polling the current block every ${interval} seconds until receiving ${minConfirmations} Then executes the success callback

TODO LIST:

  • Add support for React Native
  • Add tests
  • Store the current state in localStorage to be able to restore it in case of page reload

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Last updated on 06 Dec 2019

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