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@loofta/pay-sdk

v1.0.5

Published

Loofta Pay Button SDK - embeddable payment button that opens Loofta Pay checkout

Readme

@loofta/pay-sdk

Embeddable Loofta Pay Button for React.

Requirements

  • Organization ID — You must have an organization set up with Loofta. Your destination wallet address, network, and token are configured in that organization.
  • Don’t have an organization ID? Contact Loofta to get one.

Install

npm install @loofta/pay-sdk
# or
yarn add @loofta/pay-sdk
pnpm add @loofta/pay-sdk

Usage

React

import { PayButton } from '@loofta/pay-sdk';

<PayButton
  organizationId="your-org-id"
  amount={100}
  buttonText="Pay $100"
  onSuccess={(paymentId) => {
    console.log('Payment completed:', paymentId);
  }}
/>

You usually don’t need checkoutBaseUrl. The button opens Loofta’s checkout; if your app is on a different domain, the default URL is used. Only set checkoutBaseUrl if Loofta has given you a specific checkout URL.

Props

| Prop | Type | Description | |------|------|-------------| | organizationId | string | Required. Your Loofta organization ID. Destination wallet, network, and token are set in your organization. Don’t have one? Contact Loofta. | | amount | number \| string | Optional payment amount (USD). | | checkoutBaseUrl | string | Optional. URL of the Loofta Pay checkout page. Only set if the button is on a different domain and you need to point to a specific Loofta checkout URL; otherwise omit. | | buttonBgColor | string | Optional button background (CSS color). | | pageBgColor | string | Optional checkout page background. | | callbackUrl | string | Optional URL to redirect after payment. | | onSuccess | (paymentId: string) => void | Called when payment completes (popup mode). | | buttonText | string | Button label (default: "Pay with Loofta"). | | successText | string | Text after success (default: "Paid Successfully"). | | openMode | 'popup' \| 'redirect' \| 'tab' | How to open checkout (default: popup). | | disabled | boolean | Disable the button. | | className | string | Optional CSS class. |

How it works

  1. User clicks the button on your site.
  2. Loofta’s hosted checkout opens (popup, new tab, or redirect).
  3. User pays with the token/network they choose; funds are sent to your organization’s configured destination wallet, network, and token.
  4. You get the outcome via onSuccess and/or callbackUrl.

Embed code helpers

import { generateEmbedCode, generateScriptEmbed } from '@loofta/pay-sdk';

const reactSnippet = generateEmbedCode({
  organizationId: 'your-org-id',
  amount: 100,
});

const scriptSnippet = generateScriptEmbed({
  organizationId: 'your-org-id',
  amount: 100,
});

Build

cd packages/loofta-pay-sdk
npm install
npm run build

Output: dist/ (ESM, CJS, and types).

Publish to npm

  1. Build the package

    cd packages/loofta-pay-sdk
    npm install
    npm run build
  2. Log in to npm (create an account at npmjs.com if needed)

    npm login

    Enter your npm username, password, and email when prompted.

  3. Publish

    npm publish

    Scoped packages like @loofta/pay-sdk use publishConfig.access: "public" in package.json, so you don’t need --access public each time.

  4. Later releases: bump version in package.json, run npm run build, then npm publish again.

License

MIT