ReactJS SDK
To seamlessly integrate Appcharge’s ReactJS SDK into your application, follow these steps:
- Install the SDK: In your ReactJS app, execute
npm i appcharge-checkout-reactjs-sdk
to install the Appcharge ReactJS SDK.
- Import the SDK: In your React component, import the
AppchargeCheckout
andAppchargeCheckoutInit
components:
-
Integrate the Component: Note that the Appcharge’s React SDK is comprised of two components,
AppchargeCheckout
andAppchargeCheckoutInit
.AppchargeCheckoutInit
component needs to be rendered once at the top level of the web app (App.js
) - this component will create a handshake with Appcharge’s Checkout solution, resulting in faster loading times for the checkout itself.AppchargeCheckout
component needs to be conditionally rendered once a user makes an action that requires payment (clicking on a bundle, for example). Start by rendering theAppchargeCheckoutInit
component once the app loads:
Each time a user selects an offer in your application, Appcharge’s React SDK performs a server-to-server request to create a checkout session, more data can be found here. Then, incorporate Appcharge’s ReactJS Component into your code by adding the following snippet:
Note: If you want to localize your checkout, please refer to the Checkout Language Localization documentation.
You can render Appcharge’s ReactJS component once you have the required props by adding a state for showing and hiding the checkout component like in the following snippet:
- Appcharge’s checkout component allowed properties:
Prop | Type | Mandatory | Params available | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
checkoutUrl | string | Yes | No | The checkoutUrl as provided by the “backend-to-backend” request |
sessionToken | string | Yes | No | The session token as provided by the “backend-to-backend” request |
checkoutToken | string | Yes | No | Unique public token for each game. Used to distinguish multiple game stores under the same domain |
referrerUrl | string | No | No | The domain you’re coming from, for example,www.appcharge.com . The referrerUrl must be an HTTPS domain. |
locale | string | No | No | Defines the checkout language. Use displayName;ISOcode if the display name differs from the ISO 639-1 code (e.g., spanish;es ), or just the ISO code if they match (e.g., es ). |
onClose | Function | No | Yes | The checkout popup has closed |
onOrderCreated | Function | No | Yes | Order has been created |
onOrderCompletedFailed | Function | No | Yes | The order has failed due to an internal error/publisher reward error |
onOrderCompletedSuccessfully | Function | No | Yes | An order has updated with the publisher and confirmation was received |
onPaymentIntentFailed | Function | No | Yes | The player has clicked on ‘Pay’ and the payment failed |
onPaymentIntentSuccess | Function | No | Yes | The player has clicked on ‘Pay’ and the payment has been charged successfully |
All frontend events are received with a set of parameters, please notice that not all parameters are available for every event, parameters that are not available will be undefined
.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
orderId | string | Unique identifier for the order. |
date | string | Date of the order. |
sessionId | string | Identifier for the session associated with the order. |
bundleName | string | Name of the bundle associated with the order. |
bundleId | string | Identifier for the bundle. |
bundleSKU | string | Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) for the bundle. |
products | Product[] | Array of products included in the order. |
totalSum | number | Total sum of the order. |
totalSumCurrency | string | Currency of the total sum. |
paymentMethodName | string | Name of the payment method used for the order. |
userId | string | Identifier for the user placing the order. |
userCountry | string | Country associated with the user. |
reason | string | (Optional) Reason for the order or additional notes. |
- Price points:
In your ReactJS component, import the getPricePoints function:
The getPricePoints function allows you to retrieve price points for your store. It takes two parameters:
- environment (string, mandatory): This parameter specifies the environment and can be either sandbox or prod.
- domain (string, optional): This parameter is the domain of your store. If not provided, the function will use the current domain as the default.