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@polar-sh/nextjs

v1.1.0

Published

Readme

@polar-sh/nextjs

Payments and Checkouts made dead simple with Next.js.

pnpm install @polar-sh/nextjs

Checkout

Create a Checkout handler which takes care of redirections.

// checkout/route.ts
import { Checkout } from '@polar-sh/nextjs'

export const GET = Checkout({
  accessToken: process.env.POLAR_ACCESS_TOKEN!,
  successUrl: process.env.SUCCESS_URL,
  returnUrl: 'https://myapp.com', // Optional Return URL, which renders a Back-button in the Checkout
  environment: 'sandbox', // Use sandbox if you're testing Polar - omit the parameter or pass 'production' otherwise
  theme: 'dark', // Enforces the theme - System-preferred theme will be set if left omitted
})

Query Params

Pass query params to this route.

  • products ?products=123 - Repeat the parameter for multiple products: ?products=123&products=456
  • customer_id (optional) ?products=123&customer_id=xxx
  • external_customer_id (optional) ?products=123&external_customer_id=xxx
  • customer_email (optional) ?products=123&[email protected]
  • customer_name (optional) ?products=123&customer_name=Jane
  • discount_code (optional) ?products=123&discount_code=SAVE20 - Apply a discount code before redirecting. Discount codes must be enabled; discount_id takes precedence when both are supplied.
  • seats (optional) ?products=123&seats=5 - Number of seats for seat-based products
  • metadata (optional) URL-Encoded JSON string

Customer IP Address

Unless customer_ip_address is passed, the customer's IP address is taken from the x-forwarded-for, x-real-ip or cf-connecting-ip header and sent to Polar to show local currency. Set customerIpAddress to a function (request) => ip to resolve it yourself, or to false to not send it.

Customer Portal

Create a customer portal where your customer can view orders and subscriptions.

// portal/route.ts
import { CustomerPortal } from '@polar-sh/nextjs'
import type { NextRequest } from 'next/server'

export const GET = CustomerPortal({
  accessToken: process.env.POLAR_ACCESS_TOKEN!,
  getCustomerId: async (req: NextRequest) => '', // Function to resolve a Polar Customer ID
  returnUrl: 'https://myapp.com', // Optional Return URL, which renders a Back-button in the Customer Portal
  environment: 'sandbox', // Use sandbox if you're testing Polar - omit the parameter or pass 'production' otherwise
})

If you identify customers by your own user ID, pass getExternalCustomerId instead of getCustomerId.

Webhooks

A simple utility which resolves incoming webhook payloads by verifying their signature with your webhook secret.

// api/webhook/polar/route.ts
import { Webhooks } from '@polar-sh/nextjs'

export const POST = Webhooks({
  webhookSecret: process.env.POLAR_WEBHOOK_SECRET!,
  onPayload: async (payload) => {
    // Handle the payload
    // No need to return an acknowledge response
  },
})

Payload Handlers

The Webhook handler also supports granular handlers for easy integration.

  • onPayload: (payload) => - Called for every event, in addition to the matching handler below
  • onCheckoutCreated: (payload) =>
  • onCheckoutExpired: (payload) =>
  • onCheckoutUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onOrderCreated: (payload) =>
  • onOrderUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onOrderPaid: (payload) =>
  • onOrderRefunded: (payload) =>
  • onRefundCreated: (payload) =>
  • onRefundUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionCreated: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionActive: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionCanceled: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionCycled: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionPastDue: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionPaused: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionResumed: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionRevoked: (payload) =>
  • onSubscriptionUncanceled: (payload) =>
  • onProductCreated: (payload) =>
  • onProductUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onOrganizationUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onBenefitCreated: (payload) =>
  • onBenefitUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onBenefitGrantCreated: (payload) =>
  • onBenefitGrantCycled: (payload) =>
  • onBenefitGrantUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onBenefitGrantRevoked: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerCreated: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerDeleted: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerStateChanged: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerSeatAssigned: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerSeatClaimed: (payload) =>
  • onCustomerSeatRevoked: (payload) =>
  • onDiscountCreated: (payload) =>
  • onDiscountUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onDiscountDeleted: (payload) =>
  • onMemberCreated: (payload) =>
  • onMemberUpdated: (payload) =>
  • onMemberDeleted: (payload) =>

Handlers are async functions. Webhook payloads use the generated SDK's snake_case fields. Signed events unknown to the installed SDK version are acknowledged and ignored so newly introduced event types do not cause retries.