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@payfurl/client

v4.8.6

Published

The Client SDK is used to securely collect payment details in the browser. It seamlessly integrates into your existing payment page.

Readme

PayFURL Client SDK

The Client SDK is used to securely collect payment details in the browser. It seamlessly integrates into your existing payment page.

When initialized, the SDK securely loads an iframe hosted by payFURL. This iframe collects the payment details, which are then submitted to payFURL and converted to a payment token. The payment token is added as a hidden input to the form. For PayPal or Buy Now Pay Later payments, the payment details are converted to a transactionId, which is also added as a hidden input to the form. Payment detail collection is triggered when the form is submitted.

Integrate with your app

If you want to use the published PayFURL Client SDK in your application, install it from npm:

npm install @payfurl/client

Import the SDK into your application:

import payfurl from '@payfurl/client';

Usage

To initialize the SDK, use the following code:

import payfurl from '@payfurl/client';
const pf = payfurl.init(
  "sandbox", // environment name
  "<public-key>", // your public key
  true // enable debug mode
);

To create a drop-in UI:

pf.addDropIn('<id-of-div-container>', 20, 'AUD');

Local development

If you are working in this repository, install the project dependencies with:

npm install

Local testing

To serve the SDK locally for testing, run:

npm run server

This starts a local HTTP server on port 3001.

To open the SDK main page in your browser, go to http://localhost:3001/sdk.html.

More info

For more thorough documentation, visit the PayFURL Client SDK docs.