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test-codat-local

v1.0.0

Published

Readme

Codat Embedded Link SDK

🚧 Beta testing

Embedded Link is in the beta phase. If you want to use the Embedded Link solution, please get in touch.

You can also request features and suggest improvements to the component.

Full documentation can be found here

Prerequisites

You should use React 17 or 18 when embedding the Link component into your webpage or application.

Getting started

You can install this library using npm:

npm i @codat/link-sdk

After installing the library, instantiate it in your own project:

import { CodatLink } from '@codat/link-sdk';
import '../node_modules/@codat/link-sdk/index.css';

Embedding the Link application

The component requires a companyId parameter to open Link for a specific company. To obtain the companyId, first create a Codat company for your customer. We recommend doing that at the same time as your SMB customer signs up within your app.

From the response to company creation, retain the companyId parameter. Then, initialize the Codat Link component in your app:

<CodatLink
    companyId="a00a0a00-0a0a-a0aa-0000a00aa00a"
    onConnection={(id) => alert('Success: Connection ' + id + ' established')} // Called each time a connection is established
    onClose={() => alert('Closed')} // Called when the user clicks 'X'
    onError={(err) => alert('Error: ' + err)} // Called when an error is reached
    onFinish={() => alert("Finished")} // Called when user completes the whole flow
/>

Getting help

To report issues with this library, please get in touch with us.

Pitfalls

  • Disable React.StrictMode
  • The Embedded Link component is not optimized for use on mobile devices.