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CheckoutWithCard (Advanced)

🕒 This guide takes 60 minutes to embed a credit card checkout on your app.

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For advanced use cases

Most developers should follow CheckoutWithCard, a simpler implementation which allows passing in all properties directly from the frontend. No backend required.

This page walks through how to generate an SDK client secret to provide args to CheckoutWithCard. This approach is useful to prevent the user from changing any properties.

This implementation of CheckoutWithCard requires using your backend to generate a unique SDK client secret that encodes the properties of the checkout, including buyer wallet address, mint method arguments, and price.

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This SDK is available in ReactJS and JavaScript.

Integration: ReactJS

  1. Install the ReactJS SDK: 
    npm install @paperxyz/react-client-sdk

    yarn add @paperxyz/react-client-sdk
  2. Copy your API key from Developer Dashboard: Developers and contract ID from Developer Dashboard: Contracts.
  3. To begin a buyer session, create an SDK Client Secret via a backend API call. You'll provide some buyer info and configure checkout behavior.
  4. On your frontend, render the CheckoutWithCard component with this SDK client secret.

Example code

Backend

const resp = await fetch("https://withpaper.com/api/2022-08-12/checkout-sdk-intent", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { "Authorization": "Bearer MY_API_KEY" },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    contractId: "MY_CONTRACT_ID", //from the Contract Registration endpoint
    walletAddress: "0x...",
  }),
}
if (resp.ok) {
  const { sdkClientSecret } = await resp.json();
  // Pass this sdkClientSecret to your frontend 👇
}

Frontend

import { CheckoutWithCard } from "@paperxyz/react-client-sdk";
  
<CheckoutWithCard
  sdkClientSecret="MY_SDK_CLIENT_SECRET"
  onPaymentSuccess={(result) => {
    console.log("Payment successful.");
  }}
/>

CheckoutWithCard props

NameTypeDescription
sdkClientSecret *stringThe SDK Client Secret returned from the Create Checkout Elements Client Secret API.
onPaymentSuccess *({
id: string;
}) => void		This method is called after the payment has been submitted for processing.

This payment may still be rejected by the cardholder's bank.
onError(PaperSDKError) => voidThis method is called when an error is encountered.
onPriceUpdate({
quantity: number;
unitPrice: PriceDetail;
networkFees: PriceDetail;
serviceFees: PriceDetail;
total: PriceDetail;
}) => void

Where PriceDetail is
{
display: string;
valueInSubunits: number;
currency: string;
}		This method is called when the price is updated or loaded for the first time. This summary is helpful to show a granular price breakdown.
localeenum
Valid values: en, fr, es, it, de, ja, ko, zh		The language to show text in.
Defaults to en.
optionsobjectCustomize component styling. See Customization.

Integration: JavaScript

  1. Install the JavaScript SDK with your preferred package manager.
    • npm install @paperxyz/js-client-sdk
    • yarn add @paperxyz/js-client-sdk
  2. Copy your API key from the Developer Dashboard: Developers page.
  3. When a buyer wants to make a purchase, create a Checkout Elements Client Secret (API reference) to generate an SDK Client Secret. You will provide some buyer information and configure behavior via this API.
  4. Call createCheckoutWithCardElement to insert the iframe on your page. Pass the SDK Client Secret to this component.
    1. If you don't provide elementOrId, this call returns an iframe element for you to insert into your page.

Example code

import { createCheckoutWithCardElement } from "@paperxyz/js-client-sdk";

// Assume a container exists:
//
//		<div id="paper-checkout-container" width="380px" />
//
createCheckoutWithCardElement({
  sdkClientSecret: "MY_SDK_CLIENT_SECRET",
  elementOrId: "paper-checkout-container",
  appName: "My Web3 App",
  options,
  onError(error) {
    console.error("Payment error:", error);
  },
  onPaymentSuccess({ id }) {
    console.log("Payment successful.");
  },
});

// Alternatively, insert the iframe programmatically:
//
//		const iframe = createCheckoutWithCardElement(...)
//		document.getElementById('paper-checkout-container').appendChild(iframe);

Props

NameTypeDescription
sdkClientSecret *stringThe SDK Client Secret returned from the Create Checkout Elements Client Secret API.
elementOrIdstring | HTMLElementIf provided, the iframe will be appended this element.

You can pass in the DOM element or the id associated with the element.

A minimum width of 380px is recommended.
appNamestringIf provided, the wallet card will display your appName.
localeenum
Valid values: en, fr, es, it, de, ja, ko, zh		The language to show text in.
Defaults to en.
optionobjectCustomize component styling. See Customization.
onLoad() => voidThis method is called when the iframe loads.
onError(error: PaperSDKError) => voidThis method is called when an error occurs during the payment process.
onPaymentSuccess(props : { id: string }) => voidThis method is called when the buyer has successfully paid.
onReview(props: { cardholderName: string, id: string }) => voidThis method is called after the user enters their card details.

Customization

The optional options argument allows you to customize the component's styling. All customization fields are optional.

options object

NameTypeDescription
colorPrimarystring
In hex, e.g. #cf3781		The primary brand color for buttons and links.
colorBackgroundstring
In hex, e.g. #cf3781		The background color of the page.
colorTextstring
In hex, e.g. #cf3781		The color for text on the page and UI elements.
borderRadiusnumber
In px, e.g. 0 for sharp corners, 12 for rounded corners, 24 for pill shape		The roundness of buttons and input elements.
inputBorderColorstring
In hex, e.g. #cf3781		The border color of the input field.
inputBackgroundColorstring
In hex, e.g. #cf3781		The background color of the input field.

Examples

Here's an example component with the following props:

{
	colorBackground: '#fefae0',
	colorPrimary: '#606c38',
	colorText: '#283618',
	borderRadius: 6,
	inputBackgroundColor: '#faedcd',
	inputBorderColor: '#d4a373',
}