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@xenarch/embed

v1.0.0

Published

Drop-in <script> snippet that upgrades any element with data-xenarch-link into a Xenarch Pay button. Vanilla JS, no dependencies.

Readme

@xenarch/embed

Drop-in <script> snippet that upgrades any element with data-xenarch-link into a Xenarch Pay button. Vanilla JavaScript, no dependencies, no framework, no build step on the merchant side.

Usage

<script src="https://cdn.xenarch.dev/pay/v1.js" defer></script>

<button data-xenarch-link="JJjIwDyV4N1CG9g8AHMxfdJ9">
  Pay 0.99 USDC
</button>

That's it. Click the button → customer is sent to pay.xenarch.com/l/<id> with return_url pointing back to the merchant page. Pay → auto-returned to the merchant page with success query params.

Data attributes

| Attribute | Type | Required | Description | |---|---|---|---| | data-xenarch-link | string | yes | Payment-link ID (the part after pay.xenarch.com/l/) | | data-xenarch-return-url | URL | no | Override the auto-detected return URL. Defaults to the current page. |

After payment

When the customer completes payment, Xenarch redirects them back to your page with these query params:

| Param | Value | |---|---| | xenarch_paid | 1 | | link_id | the link they paid | | tx_hash | Base L2 transaction hash |

You can show a thank-you page by checking these on load. The signal is best-effort UX only — for crediting customers or fulfilling orders, verify against your dashboard or webhook (L16, coming soon).

CDN versions

  • https://cdn.xenarch.dev/pay/v1.js — moving pointer, gets non-breaking fixes automatically.
  • https://cdn.xenarch.dev/pay/v1.0.0.js — frozen version, never changes. Pin if you need byte-stable behavior.

Spec

See Information/design/embed-snippet-spec.md in the main Xenarch repo for the full contract.

License

MIT