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@ally.wtf/connect

v1.0.2

Published

Ally Connect Widget Library

Downloads

6

Readme

AllyConnect Usage Guide

AllyConnect is a JavaScript class designed to facilitate seamless integration of the AllyConnect widget into web applications. Follow the steps below to integrate and utilize AllyConnect in your project:

Installation

You can install AllyConnect via npm:

npm i @ally.wtf/connect

Usage

  1. Import AllyConnect: Import the AllyConnect class into your JavaScript file.

    let AllyConnect = require("@ally.wtf/connect");
  2. Instantiate AllyConnect: Create a new instance of AllyConnect by providing your unique appId.

    const ally = new AllyConnect('your_app_id');
  3. Open the Widget: Call the openWidget() method to launch the Ally Connect widget.

    ally.openWidget();
  4. Handling Events: You can handle events emitted by the AllyConnect widget using the on() method. Supported events include ready, select_bank, connecting, connected & auth_expired.

    ally.on('connecting', (data) => {
         // Handle close event
    });
       
    ally.on('connected', (data) => {
         // Handle close event
    });
    
    ally.on('auth_expired', (data) => {
         // Handle close event
    });

Example

const AllyConnect = require('@ally.wtf/connect');

// Instantiate AllyConnect
const ally = new AllyConnect('your_app_id');

// Open the Widget
ally.openWidget();

// Handle close event
ally.on('close', (data) => {
    console.log('Widget closed', data);
});

For more examples check here

Contributing

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Support

For any inquiries or assistance, contact [email protected].