react-native-moyasar-apple-pay
v0.7.0
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iOS native apple pay implementation & integration with Moyasar SDK
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react-native-moyasar-apple-pay
iOS native apple pay implementation & integration with Moyasar SDK for React Native
Installation in managed Expo projects
yarn add react-native-moyasar-apple-pay && npx expo prebuild --clean
Installation in bare React Native projects
For bare React Native projects, you must ensure that you have installed and configured the expo
package before continuing.
Add the package to your npm dependencies
yarn add react-native-moyasar-apple-pay && cd ios && npx pod-install
Usage
This package is devided into 2 parts, ApplePay button & initiating ApplePay payments. you can use one or both as you wish.
Here are some of the options you can implement ApplePay throw this package.
(Option 1: Recommended) ApplePayButton -> define the ApplePay button, you can refer to ApplePayButtonProps
type to know what props are supported.
import * as MoyasarApplePay from "moyasar-apple-pay";
<MoyasarApplePay.ApplePayButton
buttonStyle="black"
buttonType="plain" // -> check this to know all the available types. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_pay_on_the_web/applepaybuttontype
radius={20}
amount={amount}
merchantIdentifier={Merchant} // -> This is the ApplePay merchant id, you will have to issue one throw the apple developer account. Moyasar has a guide on how to issue it. (https://docs.moyasar.com/apple-pay-using-developer-account)
moyasarPublicKey={MoyasarKeys.TEST} // -> Moyasar API Public Token for ApplePay, you should get this from their dashboard
summaryItems={[ // -> make sure the total is equal to the sum of the rest of the items.
{
itemAmount: amount,
itemTitle: "Payment",
},
{
itemAmount: amount,
itemTitle: "Total",
},
]}
metaData={[ // -> meta data that will be attached to the payment request.
{
key: "payment_id",
value: "test-payment-id-native-button",
},
]}
countryCode="SA"
currency="SAR"
description="Malaa Technologies"
isMadaSupported={true}
isAmexSupported={false}
isMasterCardSupported={false}
isVisaSupported={false}
isMerchant3DSEnabled={true}
onApplePayCompleted={(payload) => { // -> weather payment has finished processing
console.log("onApplePayCompleted", payload); // -> payload includes status or error description
}}
onApplePayModalStatusChanged={(payload) => { // -> weather payment modal is open/close
console.log("onApplePayModalStatusChanged", payload);
}}
width={380}
height={50}
/>
(Option 2) initiateApplePayPayment -> initiating ApplePay payment directly without the apple pay button. (In case you would like to create your own flow23)
payment params should be very similar to the payment props for the ApplePayButton
import * as MoyasarApplePay from "moyasar-apple-pay";
<TouchableOpacity
onPress={async () => {
MoyasarApplePay.initiateApplePayPayment({
amount,
moyasarPublicKey: MoyasarKeys.PROD,
merchantIdentifier: Merchant,
countryCode: "SA",
currency: "SAR",
isMadaSupported: true,
isAmexSupported: false,
isMasterCardSupported: false,
isVisaSupported: false,
isMerchant3DSEnabled: true,
metaData: [
{
key: "payment_id",
value: "test-payment-id-native-button",
},
],
description: "Malaa Technologies",
summaryItems: [
{
itemAmount: amount,
itemTitle: "Payment",
},
{
itemAmount: amount,
itemTitle: "Total",
},
],
}).catch((e) => {
setStatus(e.message);
});
}}
>
<Text>Pay With Apple Pay on Production</Text>
</TouchableOpacity>
in order to catch payment status or know weather the modal has appeared or not you will have to capture the events in a way similar to this
import * as MoyasarApplePay from "moyasar-apple-pay";
useEffect(() => {
const closedListener = MoyasarApplePay.onApplePayModalStatusChanged(
(payload) => {
if (payload.value === "open") {
alert("Apple Pay Modal Opened");
} else {
alert("Apple Pay Modal Closed");
}
}
);
const completedListener = MoyasarApplePay.onApplePayCompleted((payload) => {
if (payload.status === "paid") {
alert("Payment Successful");
} else {
alert("Payment Declined");
}
});
return () => {
closedListener.remove();
completedListener.remove();
};
}, []);
if you would like to know if payments are supported or not on the device, you can use canMakePayments()
function
MoyasarApplePay.canMakePayments().then((canMakePayments) => {
if (canMakePayments) {
alert("You can make payments");
} else {
alert("You can't make payments");
}
});
Contributing
Contributions are very welcome! Please refer to guidelines described in the contributing guide.