Lazerpay SDK allows you accept payments easily in your react application
npm install lazerpay-reactimport { useLazerpay } from 'lazerpay-react'
const metadata = {
'product name': 'Burger and Pepsi',
'Product Owner': 'Jeremiah Daniel'
}
const App = () => {
config = {
publicKey: 'PUBLIC_KEY',
customerName: 'CUSTOMERS FULL NAME',
customerEmail: 'CUSTOMER EMAIL',
currency: 'CURRENCY', // USD, NGN, AED, GBP, EUR
amount: '10', // amount as a number or string
reference: 'XUASO90120', // unique identifier
acceptPartialPayment: true,
metadata, // metadata (optional) is an object of information you wish to pass
onSuccess: (response) => {
// handle response here
},
onClose: () => {
//handle response here
},
onError: (response) => {
// handle responsne here
}
}
const initializePayment = useLazerpay(config)
return (
<div>
<h1>Lazerpay React test App</h1>
<button onClick={initializePayment}>Pay with Lazerpay</button>
</div>
)
}reference has to be updated after any successful partial payment to enable re-initialization.
string: Required Your public key can be found on your dashboard settings.
string: Required The name of the customer trying to make payments
string: Required The email of the customer trying to make payments
string: Required The name of the fiat currency the merchant accepts
number | string: Required
The amount you want to charge the user in currency
object : Optional This contains any additional information you want to pass with this transaction
string : Optional a unique string used to identifier the user
string : Optional This is used to enforce complete payments
string: Required The logo of your business as url in string
(response) => { Void }: Required This is called when a transaction is successfully. It returns a response.
(response) => { Void }: Required This is called when a transaction fails. It returns a response.
() => { Void }: Required This is called when a user clicks on the close button.
The Transaction JSON returned for successful events
{
"event": "successful",
"data": {
"id": "12896b32-0d7d-4744-bc15-5960af40d519",
"reference": "aa6KlHy88D",
"acceptPartialPayment":true,
"senderAddress": "0x0B4d358D349809037003F96A3593ff9015E89efA",
"recipientAddress": "0x785F44E779cfEeDeBf7aA7CFde19DaA3312fd19e",
"actualAmount": 10,
"amountPaid": 10,
"fiatAmount": 10,
"coin": "BUSD",
"currency": "USD",
"hash": "0x3332d7b046d53e90dc0337c715252f210386c2a471c5025c953a0b1d9bc90593",
"blockNumber": 14160827,
"type": "received",
"status": "confirmed",
"network": "mainnet",
"blockchain": "Binance Smart Chain",
"customer": {
"id": "b847dbbd-e5a4-4afc-ba26-b292707dc391",
"customerName": "Njoku Emmanuel",
"customerEmail": "kalunjoku123@gmail.com",
"customerPhone": null,
"network": "mainnet"
}
}
}See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
If you're having trouble with Lazerpay React Native SDK or your integration, please reach out to us at support@lazerpay.finance or come chat with us on Slack. We're more than happy to help you out.
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