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@bachs/js

v0.2.0

Published

The Bachs browser SDK. Load the Bachs overlay checkout with one import, fully typed.

Readme

@bachs/js

The Bachs browser SDK. Open the Bachs overlay checkout on your own site, fully typed, without sending your customer away from your page.

Bachs is payments and billing infrastructure for internet businesses.

Install

npm install @bachs/js

Or load the script directly (no build step):

<script src="https://checkout.bachs.io/bachs.js"></script>

Usage

Create a checkout session on your server (with your secret key), then open the overlay in the browser with the returned token:

import { loadBachs } from "@bachs/js";

const bachs = await loadBachs();

bachs.Checkout.open({
  token: "AbC123xyz", // from your server-side create-checkout call
  onEvent: (event) => {
    if (event.type === "checkout.completed") {
      // Payment succeeded. Fulfil the order off your own webhook, not this event.
      console.log("done", event.data);
    }
  },
});

The card form and tokenization live in the Bachs-hosted checkout loaded inside the overlay iframe, so your page never touches card data.

API

  • loadBachs({ baseUrl? }) — inject bachs.js and resolve the typed Bachs object.
  • Bachs.Checkout.open({ token | checkoutUrl, onEvent?, options? }) — open the overlay.
  • Bachs.Checkout.close() — close it.
  • Bachs.Checkout.isOpen() — is the overlay open.

Events (onEvent)

checkout.opened, checkout.loaded, checkout.ready, checkout.completed, checkout.failed, checkout.expired, checkout.closed, checkout.error.

Treat your webhooks as the source of truth for fulfilment. Client events can be missed if the customer closes the tab.

Docs

https://docs.bachs.io

License

MIT