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@cybrid/cybrid-sdk-ui-js

v0.0.471

Published

A javascript library of web components that integrate with Cybrid's api. View our documentation at https://github.com/Cybrid-app/cybrid-sdk-web/

Downloads

2,108

Readme

@cybrid/cybrid-sdk-ui-js

This package includes a bundled javascript web component (application) containing a variety of styled components that interface with Cybrid's api.

Install

npm install @cybrid/cybrid-sdk-ui-js@latest --save

Quick Start

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

The following URL's will have to be whitelisted to properly view the components:

Crypto currency icon assets: https://images.cybrid.xyz/

HTML

To use the application via html load it into your index.html as a script.

The script registers cybrid-app as a web-component in your window.

NOTE: If you are embedding this library in an Angular application you will want to omit cybrid-sdk-ui.polyfills.js to avoid duplication of zone.js

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <title>Host Application</title>

    // Omit if already importing zone.js in an Angular application
    <script type="module" src="cybrid-sdk-ui.polyfills.js"></script>

    // Main, runtime, and css bundle
    <script type="module" src="cybrid-sdk-ui.min.js"></script>
  </head>
  <body>
    <cybrid-app
      [auth]="token"
      [config]="config"
      [component]="component"
    ></cybrid-app>
  </body>
</html>

Javascript

You can generate the application in Javascript instead of using the selector in HTML:

NOTE: You must still reference 'cybrid-app' in document.createElement()

<script>
  const cybrid = document.createElement('cybrid-app');
  cybrid.auth = 'your_JWT';
  cybrid.config = 'config';
  cybrid.component = 'component';
  document.body.append(cybrid);
</script>

If you want to append the application elsewhere than the body try:

document.getElementById('your-element').append(cybrid);

Configuration

You can change configuration during runtime. The application:

  • Accepts an auth, config, and component property
  • Emits events via eventLog and errorLog

auth (required)

Expects a JSON Web Token. The component won't display unless the bound JWT is valid.

Example:

<cybrid-app auth="ey...."></cybrid-app>

hostConfig (required)

A default component configuration is set if no config is bound. The full configuration object must be defined.

NOTE: Config is currently required due to the necessity of a customer GUID. In the future this will be removed and revert to a default config if undefined. The customer GUID will be embedded in the JWT.

interface ComponentConfig {
  refreshInterval: number;
  routing: boolean;
  locale: string;
  theme: string;
  customer: string;
  fiat: string;
  features: Array<string>;
  environment: string;
  redirectUri?: string;
}

Example:

your_config = {
  refreshInterval: 10000,
  routing: true,
  locale: 'fr-CA',
  theme: 'DARK',
  customer: '969c744a02b11ed', //example GUID,
  fiat: 'USD',
  features: ['kyc_identity_verifications'],
  environment: 'sandbox',
  redirectUri: 'https://app.com/bank-account-connect'
};
<cybrid-app [config]="your_config"></cybrid-app>

Parameters

refreshInterval

The number in milliseconds the component waits before refreshing data. Default: 5000

routing

A routing flag to enable or disable internal routing between components. Default: true

NOTE: Disabling routing will also remove routing elements from the ui, like the back button in trade. The app will still fire events where routing would have occurred such as completing a trade, or clicking an asset in the price-list. See 'Events' below for more information.

locale

The current locale. Supports: 'en-US' | 'fr-CA' Default: 'en-US'

theme

Light mode or dark mode styling. Supports: 'LIGHT' | 'DARK' Default: 'LIGHT'

fiat

The current fiat currency (counter asset for all value calculation). Supports: 'USD | CAD' Default: 'USD'

features

The banks features. Supports: 'attestation_identity_records' | 'kyc_identity_verifications' Default: []

environment

The environment that you are authenticated against. Supports: 'sandbox' | 'production'

``redirectUri`

The redirect Uri that the Plaid SDK uses to return from a mobile OAuth flow. It must be registered with Cybrid so that we may add it to an internal Plaid allow-list. If this is undefined and on web-mobile the bank-account-connect component will return an Error, and serve a message to the user that explains mobile access is unavailable. The query parameter 'oauth_state_id' returned from Plaid must be present in the url when you re-render the bank-account-connect component after authentication.

NOTE: We cannot register a URI that uses a hash location strategy, ex: https://app.com/#/bank-account-connect

component (optional)

The currently displayed component. By default, the price-list component is rendered.

Components:

  • price-list
  • trade
  • account-list
  • identity-verification (Kyc configured banks only)
  • bank-account-connect (Plaid configured banks only)
  • bank-account-list (Plaid configured banks only)
  • transfer (Plaid configured banks only)

Example:

<cybrid-app component="trade"></cybrid-app>

bank-account-connect

Query params:

  1. oauth_state_id. Returned by Plaid during a mobile OAuth flow. Completes the OAuth flow.
  2. external_bank_account. An external bank account guid. Pass to reconnect a bank account in the refresh_required state.

Events

An event logging service that can be subscribed to. Emits application events and errors as an eventLog Object:

interface EventLog {
  level: LEVEL;
  code: CODE;
  message: string;
  data?: any;
}

Example:

<cybrid-app (eventLog)="handleEvent($event)"></cybrid-app>

Javascript:

cybridApp.addEventListener('eventLog', (event) => {
  console.log(event.detail);
});

Errors

An error logging service that can be subscribed to. Emits application errors, as well as pass through api errors as an errorLog Object:

interface ErrorLog {
  // 'Error' for an application error or the status code from an http error
  code: number | string;
  message: string;
  data?: any;
}

Example:

<cybrid-app (errorLog)="handleError($event)"></cybrid-app>

Javascript:

cybridApp.addEventListener('errorLog', (event) => {
  console.log(event.detail);
});

License

This project is licensed under Apache 2.0, found in LICENSE