The Code SDK is a set of JavaScript packages that enables any web developer to integrate Code into their website or web app and easily start accepting payments for as little as 5 cents with no sign up required and just a few lines of code.
See the docs for more information.
Code is a mobile wallet app that leverages self custodial blockchain technology to deliver a seamless payments experience that is instant, global, and private.
The Code SDK is available as a set of JavaScript packages on npm, and can be used in both the browser and on the server.
make buildIf you're interested in contributing to the Code SDK, please see the contributing section below.
Our Code mobile apps and services all use gRPC to communicate. If you're planning on making SDK contributions, you'll likely want to run the code-sdk proxy server locally. Running the proxy locally is highly recommended as you'll see the interactions between the SDK elements and the Code services. This is especially useful when you're developing new elements or views. Note that we use a custom gRPC envelope protocol as the existing gRPC-web libraries do not support bidi streams over HTTP/1 and are not binary stable.
The following command will start a local server that proxies gRPC requests over WebSockets or HTTP POSTs using HTTP/1 gRPC envelopes.
cd packages/proxy
npm run devNext, start the elements and views packages. These are the main packages that you will be working with. The elements package contains the SDK elements flows and the views package contains the iframes that are actually embedded into the website.
Each of these packages will start a local server that you can use to test the SDK elements and views.
cd packages/elements
npm run devcd packages/views
npm run devYou can now visit http://localhost:8760/ to see the elements and views in
action.
Note: Both the elements and views packages assume the proxy is on
localhost:3000. If you're running the proxy on a different port, you'll need
to update each package.
If you have any questions or need help integrating Code into your website or application, please reach out to us on Discord or Twitter.
For now the best way to contribute is to share feedback on Discord. This will evolve as we continue to build out the platform and open up more ways to contribute.