react-coinbase-commerce

Coinbase Commerce React Button

A button to embed a Coinbase Commerce checkout or charge directly into your React application.

npm i -S react-coinbase-commerce 

Features

• Connect your Coinbase Commerce account to easily accept cryptocurrencies from within your application.
• Support for embedding individual charges or entire checkouts
• Callback APIs for successful and failed payments.
• No API key required

Table of Contents

• Usage
• Getting Started
• Docs

Usage

import CoinbaseCommerceButton from 'react-coinbase-commerce';
import 'react-coinbase-commerce/dist/coinbase-commerce-button.css';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <CoinbaseCommerceButton checkoutId={'My checkout ID'}/>
  )
};

Getting Started

1. To start accepting digital currency payments, first register for a Coinbase Commerce account here.
2. Whitelist your domain in Settings.
3. Follow the API Documentation here to create a charge or checkout.
   • Alternatively, create a checkout from the merchant dashboard and copy the ID found in the checkout's details.
4. Pass the ID of the charge or checkout you create to the CoinbaseCommerceButton component
5. That's it! You're ready to start accepting digital currency payments with Coinbase Commerce

Docs

Props

In addition to the regular button props, this component accepts some custom props:

Prop Name	default	required	type
styled	false	no	boolean
checkoutId	nil	If no chargeId, yes	string
chargeId	nil	If no checkoutId, yes	string
onLoad	nil	no	()=>void
onChargeSuccess	nil	no	(MessageData)=>void
onChargeFailure	nil	no	(MessageData)=>void
onPaymentDetected	nil	no	(MessageData)=>void
onModalClosed	nil	no	()=>void
disableCaching	false	no	boolean
customMetadata	nil	no	string

Warning: If disableCaching is set to true, users that accidentally close their payment windows will be unable to see their transaction's status upon reopening.

Data Types

type MessageData = {
  event: 'charge_confirmed' | 'charge_failed' 'payment_detected',
  code: <CHARGE_CODE>
}