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@future-sdk/future-js

v0.1.1

Published

SDK for integrating with future

Downloads

10

Readme

Future SDK

Welcome to the Future SDK.

Installation

Script Tag

Including the script tag will automatically make the Future object available to your code.

<script src="https://sdk.paywithfuture.com/v1/future.js"></script>

Using this method will ensure that you always are using the latest version of the SDK.

Module

You can download the Future SDK module from npm package manager:

npm install @future-sdk/future-js

and then import the Future object:

import { Future } from '@future-sdk/future-js

Usage

startFutureSession

Users are tracked using a Session object. There must be an active session for a user to interact with Future (buttons and modals will not display without an active session).

Future.startFutureSession({
  apiKey: string, // Your client api id.
  iframeUrl: string,
  serverUrl: string,
  websocketUrl: string,
  onSessionUpdate: (session: FutureSession) => void // (optional) callback for receiving updates
  onError: (error: FutureError) => void // (optional) callback for receiving errors
});

Updates are provided in real time as the user interacts with Future. Every update will result in a call to the onSessionUpdate callback, passing it the latest session object.

Callbacks can be registered via the onSessionUpdate parameter of the startFutureSession method, or by calling onSessionUpdate.

Future.onSessionUpdate((session: FutureSession) => void);

If an error occurs in the SDK it will be reported by calling the onError callback. The error object passed includes the error type and message.

createPurchaseMembershipButton

Creates a button in the container that will start the Purchase Membership flow when clicked.

Future.createPurchaseMembershipButton({
  container: string,
  membershipId: string,
});

Example:

Future.createPurchaseMembershipButton({
  container: '.future-unlock',
  membershipId: `189e9683-11ba-402b-b58d-360b96447e6b`,
});

Returns HTMLElement of created iframe.

Throws an error if element could not be created.

createPayWithFutureButton

Creates a button in the container that will start the Purchase Membership flow when clicked.

Future.createPayWithFutureButton({
  container: string,
});

Example:

Future.createPayWithFutureButton({ container: '.future-pay' });

Returns HTMLElement of created iframe.

Throws an error if element could not be created.

setCart

Sets the cart items that the user is purchasing.

interface CartItem = {
  imageUrl: string;
  priceCents: number;
  title: string;
}

Future.setCart({ cartItems: CartItem[] });

Example:

Future.setCart({
  cartItems: [
    {
      "title": "T-Shirt",
      "priceCents": "4000",
      "imageUrl": "http://myserver.com/images/TShirt.png"
    },
    {
      "title": "Jersey",
      "priceCents": "13000",
      "imageUrl": "http://myserver.com/images/Jersey.png"
    },
  ]
});

logout

Logs the current user out of Future.

Future.logout()