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paymentiq-1click-client

v1.0.0-RC-19

Published

Integration bootstrapper for the PaymentIQ 1click client

Downloads

10

Readme

PaymentIQ-1click-client

Setup

npm install

npm start // serves built file at http://localhost:9092/dist/paymentiq-1click-client.js

Configure

Include paymentiq-1click-client script or npm package

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://static.paymentiq.io/paymentiq-1click-client/paymentiq-1click-client.js"></script>

or

npm i paymentiq-1click-client --save
<div id='piq-1-click'></div>
<script>
  new _PaymentIQ1Click('#piq-1-click', {
    environment: 'test',
    clientId: 'CLIENT_ID',
    provider: 'gii-bankid-se',
    redirect_uri: 'https://www.getpostman.com/oauth2/callback', // just some endpoint that returns 200 + is registered in 
    country: 'SE',
    ssn: 'YYMMDDXXXX',
    authCookieName: 'JSESSIONID',
    display: 'inline-popup'
  },
    (oneClick) => {
      oneClick.on({
        onComplete: (url, params) => {
          console.log('Authorized and ready to show as signed in')
        }
      })
    }
  )
</script>

Parameters

|key |type |required|values |description | |---------------|----------|--------|---------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------| |clientId |string | true |CLIENT_ID |Your unique clientID generated in PIQ | |environment |string | false |production test development|What environment of PIQ to target | |redirect_url |string | false |Endpoint that returns 200 . |Endpoint that will be called when a login is done. | |provider |string | false |See Devcode identity providers|Pre select what login provider to use | |country |string | true |SE, NO, GB |What country do you want to target | |authCookieName |string | true |JSESSIONID |Name of the authCookie | |ssn |string | false |NationalId |NationalId, will prefill and auto submit a login if provided | |display |string | false |page popup inline-popup |How should the login component be displayed. Defaults to page |

Build

npm run build // comiles project into a single dist file at dist/paymentiq-1click-client.js

Deploy

Jenkins is configured in 4 steps

  1. Build
  2. Deploy experimental version
  3. Deploy new version
  4. Deploy new version to npm

Changelog

Changes made for every version can be found here