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reactjs-lightbox

v1.0.1

Published

PaySky Payment Integration

Downloads

6

Readme

Moamalat Documentation

Installation

To install the Moamalat package, use the following npm command:

npm install reactjs-lightbox

Usage

To use Moamalat in your ReactJS project, follow these steps:

  1. Import the Moamalat component into your React component:
import Moamalat from 'reactjs-lightbox';
  1. Use the Moamalat component in your render method:
<Moamalat
  amount={100.5}
  TID={123456}
  MID={7890}
  transactionReference="ABC123"
  secretKey={54321}
  dateTime={1625278085000}
/>

In the above code snippet, you can customize the props according to your requirements. The available props for the Moamalat component are:

  • amount (number, required): The amount for the transaction. It can be a float or an integer.
  • TID (number, required): The terminal ID for the transaction.
  • MID (number, required): The merchant ID for the transaction.
  • transactionReference (string, optional): The transaction reference for the transaction. It can be alphanumeric.
  • secretKey (number, required): The secret key for the transaction.
  • dateTime (number, required): The date and time of the transaction. It should be in numeric format.

API Reference

The Moamalat component accepts the following props:

  • amount (number, required): The amount for the transaction. It can be a float or an integer.
  • TID (number, required): The terminal ID for the transaction.
  • MID (number, required): The merchant ID for the transaction.
  • transactionReference (string, optional): The transaction reference for the transaction. It can be alphanumeric.
  • secretKey (number, required): The secret key for the transaction.
  • dateTime (number, required): The date and time of the transaction. It should be in numeric format.

Version History

  • 1.0.0 (current version)
    • Initial release of Moamalat package.

Support

For documentation, FAQs, and support, please visit the Moamalat GitHub repository.

License

Moamalat is released under the MIT License.