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@remitly/remitly-ce-web-sdk

v1.2.0

Published

Web SDK for the Remitly Connected Experiences product

Downloads

9

Readme

Remitly Connected Experiences SDK for Web

This is the SDK for integrating the Remitly experience into desktop and mobile web apps.

How to use

Attach the following script tag to your html:

<script src="https://media.remitly.io/remitly-ce-web-sdk-<version>.js"></script>

Then you can reference Remitly via window.Remitly, invoke the initialize function once, and then use the open function at an ingress point.

Configuration

Here are the fields available to configure the Remitly experience.

  • appId: <string> - Unique identifier for your app. Get this from your Remitly contact
  • environment: production - must be set to production
  • customerCountry: <string> - three-letter country code
  • customerLanguage: <string> - two-letter language code
  • defaultReceiveCountry?: <string> - optional - 3 letter country code for the default country a customer wants tosend money to
  • customerEmail?: <string> - optional - a string containing the customer's email

layout governs how the Remitly modal will display inside of your host app. Options are:

  • modalPosition: Options are center, left, and right, controlling the float position of the modal.

onLoad is a callback that triggers once the Remitly website has loaded within the iframe. onClose is a callback that triggers when the user closes the Remitly experience from within the experience. onMessage is a callback that triggers for events, such as the userActivity heartbeat. Please see the ../README.md for more info on events.

React Example

Initialization

React.useEffect(() => {
    if (Remitly) {
        Remitly.initialize({
            appId,
            customerCountry,
            customerLanguage,
            defaultReceiveCountry,
            environment,
            enableConsoleLogs,
            onMessage,
            onStateChange
        });
    }
}, [appId, customerCountry, customerLanguage, receiveCountry, environment, Remitly]);

Ingress

<Button title={'Open Remitly'} onPress={() => Remitly.open?.({ modalPosition: modalPosition as 'center' | 'left' | 'right' })}/>