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Appcharge ensures smooth and efficient front-end implementations for our Checkout solution, making it simple for webstores to integrate and customize their checkout experience.

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Frontend SDK Support for All Major Technologies:

Appcharge offers dedicated SDKs that are compatible with all leading frontend frameworks and libraries, including ReactJS, Angular, Vue.js, and Vanilla JS. These SDKs provide developers with the essential tools and resources to seamlessly incorporate our checkout functionality into their webstore, optimizing both performance and user experience.

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Choosing the Right SDK for Your Webstore:

Each webstore should select the frontend SDK that best aligns with the technology stack they are using. Whether your webstore is built with React, Angular, Vue, or even custom JavaScript solutions, Appcharge has an SDK tailored to your needs. This flexibility ensures that no matter the front-end framework, our checkout solution can be easily integrated and adapted. By choosing the right SDK, you’ll ensure faster integration, minimize development overhead, and leverage the full potential of Appcharge’s checkout features.

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Translations

You can translate the checkout to enable players to view content in their preferred language. To do this:
  1. Translate your checkout strings in the Publisher Dashboard.
  2. When rendering the Web SDK, pass the desired language and its ISO code in the locale property to localize the checkout. The format you use depends on how the language is configured in the Publisher Dashboard.

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Language Display Name is Different from the ISO Code

If you define a language display name in the dashboard that is different from the standard ISO code, use the following format: 
locale = displayName;languageISOcode
Example: If you added Spanish as a language and defined the display name as “spanish”: 
locale = spanish;es

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Language Display Name Matches the ISO Code

If the language display name follows the standard ISO code format, use this simpler format: 
locale = languageISOcode
Example: If you added Spanish and set the display name as “es”: 
locale = es
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