Recurly.js is an open-source Javascript library for creating great looking credit card forms to securely create subscriptions, one-time transactions, and update billing information using Recurly. The library is designed to create fully customizable order forms while minimizing your PCI compliance scope.
This library depends on jQuery 1.5.2+. A future version may be framework agnostic.
The library performs client-side validation of cardholder data, immediate pricing calculations for add-ons and Value Added Tax (VAT), and coupon validation. The library handles transaction failures gracefully. Should a transaction be declined, the library automatically highlights the appropriate fields and displays proper error messages for your customers.
Recurly.js simplifies PCI compliance for Recurly merchants. After performing client-side validation on the cardholder data, the library securely submits the order details directly to Recurly. Because the sensitive cardholder data is never transmitted to your web servers, your PCI compliance scope is dramatically reduced. This allows you to host the credit card order forms on your website without the headaches of PCI compliance.
Recurly.js is designed to be fully customized to fit within your website. To help get you started, this library includes a sample stylesheet that resembles Recurly's hosted payment pages. We use stylus to create the CSS.
Learn more: View the Recurly.js intro video and examples and documentation.
Recurly.js includes:
- A Javscript library (recurly.js) for creating well-structured forms with validation and error handling
- A stock stylesheet (recurly.css)
- stylus source for customizing the stylesheet (recurly.styl)
- And examples for creating subscriptions, one time transactions, and updating billing information
Accepting subscriptions is as simple as dropping in this Javascript:
Recurly.config({
subdomain: 'mycompany',
environment: 'sandbox' // or 'production'
});
Recurly.buildSubscriptionForm({
target: '#subscribe', // A jQuery selector for the container element to append the form to
planCode: 'myplancode' // A plan you have created in recurly-app
successURL: '/success' // Redirect on success URL
});View our documentation for more details.
Recurly.config({
subdomain: 'mycompany'
, environment: 'sandbox' // or 'production'
, currency: 'USD' // GBP | CAD | EUR, etc...
, VATPercentage: 10 // European Value Added Tax
, country: 'GB' // Seller country, needed for VAT to work
, locale: {
// Currency formatting rules
currency: {
format: "%u%n" // Unit symbol and Number
, separator: "."
, delimiter: ","
, precision: 2
}
// Error messages
, errors: {
emptyField: 'Forget something?'
, invalidEmail: 'This doesn\'t look right.'
, invalidCC: 'This doesn\'t look right.'
, invalidCVV: 'This doesn\'t look right.'
, invalidCoupon: 'Coupon not found'
}
}
});
Recurly.buildSubscriptionForm({
target: '#subscribe' // A jQuery selector for the container element to append the form to
, planCode: 'myplancode' // A plan you have created in recurly-app
, afterSubscribe: function() {} // Callback after subscription success
, addressRequirement: 'full' // Address fields to display (full | zipstreet | zip | none)
, enableAddOns: true | false
, enableCoupons: true | false
, accountCode // Account code for the account created w/ subscription. Defaults to email address if not provided.
});A stock stylesheet is provided that is coded in stylus, a wonderful language that compiles to CSS.
Stylus is officially implemented in node.js, but you don't need to have a node app to use it. You can install node and npm install stylus, then use the stylus command-line to compile to CSS. There is also a Ruby gem for stylus, ruby-stylus.
Alternatively, you could modify the compiled css and ignore the stylus source. But this is heavily discouraged. It's much easier to get accustom to stylus, than to attempt to work with the compiled CSS which has lost all of the original structure that stylus provides. Give it a try, it's worth it.
The default stylesheet is designed around the grid system. You will notice the default grid variables at the top of recurly.styl.
Once the subscription is successfully started, Recurly.js will POST to successURL. The parameters are signed by Recurly for validation. Using the client library, you should validate the results and start the subscription. Alternatively, you may skip the validation and simply use the API to query the account's subscription status.
Alternatively, you can pass in an option to buildSubscriptionForm, afterSubscribe, to handle subscription creates.
You will need a Recurly client library in order to sign the protected fields for one-time transaction and billing info updates. Today, our PHP and Ruby clients have support for creating Recurly.js signatures. A client library is also necessary for performing other actions, such as retrieving account information, upgrading or downgrading a subscription, etc.
- Multi-currency (Supporting more than one currency per merchant)
- Multi-lingual support (English only today)