@pactsafe/pactsafe-angular-sdk

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Angular SDK for easy Clickwrap/Browsewrap implementation leveraging PactSafe's JavaScript Library

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PactSafe Angular SDK

Angular SDK for easy Clickwrap/Browsewrap implementation leveraging PactSafe's JavaScript Library

Features

Automatically loads the PactSafe Snippet into your app so all you have to do is call _ps to use the PactSafe Library

PSClickWrap Component

Renders a PactSafe ClickWrap group by providing a site accessId and a groupKey
Have more control on what contracts you show by using a filter to specify contract ID's and/or tags
Render a completely dynamic ClickWrap by passing in costom render_data
Override default properties set within PactSafe's App configuration:
- ClickWrap Style using clickWrapStyle (only when using filter as well)
- Signer ID selector using signerIdSelector
- and more! (See more detailed documentation on available PSClickWrap configurations below)

PSBrowseWrap Component

Renders a PactSafe BrowseWrap grou by providing a site accessId and groupKey
Override default properties set within PactSafe's App configuration:
- Position with position
- Visability with alwaysVisible
- and more! (See more detailed documentation on available PSBrowseWrap configurations below)

Demo & Example

PSClickWrap Component

PSClickWrap

PSBrowseWrap Component

PSBrowseWrap

Example

Included in the project is an example folder. To run the example, navigate to the root of the example folder, then:

npm install http-server -g
http-server

Open a browser and go to localhost:8081 and the example app should be running and you can see the components in action.

If the app is having permission issues when trying to run, try running the server as an https server as follows:

// Create self-signed SSL
openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -new -nodes -x509 -days 3650 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem
// Run SSL Server
http-server -S -C cert.pem -o

Installation

The easiest way to use pactsafe-angular-sdk is to install it using NPM and include it in your own Angular 2+ build process. The module provides you with the transpiled code and an example project using the sdk.

npm install pactsafe-angular-sdk --save

Alternatively, for more flexability, you can clone the repository, allowing you to modify the source code easier, and then use gulp (already preconfigured) to build your src.

Clone
Modify src how you want
gulp build
Use dist in your project as you would with the npm module

Usage

Using PSClickWrap

In order to use the PSClickWrap component, you must import PSModule from pactsafe-angular-sdk into your main module

PSClickWrap Component:

// app.module.ts

import { PSModule } from 'pactsafe-angular-sdk'
// ...
@NgModule({
  // ...
  imports: [
    PSModule.forRoot(),
    // Other imports
  ],
  // ...
})

With the PSModule properly imported, you should be able to use the PSClickWrap component throughout your project. The ClickWrap requires you to specify an accessId, one of ( groupKey or filter ), and one of (signerIdSelector, signerId). The signerIdSelector corresponds to an input element whose input will identify the signer (usually an email field), so when the user accepts your terms, the info can be successfully sent to PactSafe. The signerId just takes a string and assigns that string as the user's id instead of using the input field, allowing you to programmatically assign this information if need be.

<!-- sample.component.html -->

<input type="email" id="userEmail" placeholder="Your Email"/>

<ps-click-wrap accessId={YOUR_PACTSAFE_ACCESS_ID_HERE} groupKey={YOUR_GROUP_KEY_HERE} signerIdSelector="userEmail"></ps-click-wrap>

<!-- Using signerId instead -->

<ps-click-wrap accessId={YOUR_PACTSAFE_ACCESS_ID_HERE} groupKey={YOUR_GROUP_KEY_HERE} signerId="JaneDoe"></ps-click-wrap>

Replace YOUR_PACTSAFE_ACCESS_ID_HERE with your PactSafe Site Access ID found here

Replace YOUR_GROUP_KEY_HERE with your group's key found within your PacSafe group's configuration

Pass in any additional options using inputs on the ps-click-wrap component as shown above with accessId, groupKey, and signerIdSelector

Using PSBrowseWrap

In order to use the PSBrowseWrap component, you must import PSModule from pactsafe-angular-sdk into your main module exactly as shown above for the PSClickWrap

With the PSModule properly imported, you should be able to use the PSBrowseWrap component throughout your project. The BrowseWrap requires you to specify an accessId, groupKey, and a linkText.

<!-- sample.component.html -->

<ps-browse-wrap accessId={YOUR_PACTSAFE_ACCESS_ID_HERE} groupKey={YOUR_GROUP_KEY_HERE} linkText={YOUR_LINK_TEXT_HERE}></ps-browse-wrap>

Replace YOUR_PACTSAFE_ACCESS_ID_HERE with your PactSafe Site Access ID found here

Replace YOUR_GROUP_KEY_HERE with your group's key found within your PacSafe group's configuration

Replace YOUR_LINK_TEXT_HERE with the text you want displyed for your link generated by the BrowseWrap

Pass in any additional options using inputs on the ps-browse-wrap component as shown above with accessId, groupKey, and linkText

Inputs/Configurations for ClickWrap and BrowseWrap Components

PSClickWrap Inputs

PSBrowseWrap Inputs

Notes

You must run your web app over HTTPS in order to interact with the PactSafe Activity API (that powers both the PSClickWrap and PSBrowseWrap components)!
If you are developing in an AngularCli generated project, you may run into trouble using the library. Make sure you set up a path mapping in /src/tsconfig.app.json of your consuming application (not the library) and that should solve any compilation problems you may have:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    // ...
    // Note: these paths are relative to 'baseUrl' path.
    "paths": {
      "@angular/*": [
        "../node_modules/@angular/*"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Both the components load in the ps library giving you access to the _ps global. With that, you can add more advance functionality (checking whether all contracts have been accepted, sending data only on form submit, etc.)
- _ps is defined as a global in the window, so you can access it from any of your angular components
- If you are having trouble with the linter using _ps, include declare var _ps: any; at the top of the file you are trying to use it in. This just tells the linter that _ps exists.

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PactSafe Angular SDK

Features

PSClickWrap Component

PSBrowseWrap Component

Demo & Example

PSClickWrap Component

PSBrowseWrap Component

Example

Installation

Usage

Using PSClickWrap

Using PSBrowseWrap

Inputs/Configurations for ClickWrap and BrowseWrap Components

PSClickWrap Inputs

PSBrowseWrap Inputs

Notes

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