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vue-credit-card-field-ksh
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A generic Bootstrap 4 capatible credit card field that mimics Stripe's behavior.
This repository is a collection of Vue components for credit card field UI's. As time goes on and trends change, the best credit card UI tends to change. All of the components are fully compatible with Bootstrap 4.
npm install vue-credit-card-field --save
This repository contains multiple standalone components. You can import the component you want to use like so:
import { CreditCardField, InlineCreditCardField } from 'vue-credit-card-field';
export default {
components: {
CreditCardField,
InlineCreditCardField
}
}
This is the standard credit card field. It has individual fields and not based on Stripe. Newer case studies suggest individual fields can give a better return. More studies show that only showing the fields that are relevant to no overwhelm the user and clutter the UI before the user as comitted will improve results. This field attempts to build on those principles.
<credit-card-field v-model="card"></credit-card-field>
This field mimics Stripe's elements UI. It works well unless the space is too narrow and the fields start to overlap.
<inline-credit-card-field v-model="card"></inline-credit-card-field>
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A generic Bootstrap 4 capatible credit card field that mimics Stripe's behavior.
We found that vue-credit-card-field-ksh demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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