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svelte-stripe

v1.3.0

Published

2 months ago

Everything you need to add Stripe Elements to your Svelte project. 100% [SvelteKit](https://kit.svelte.dev/) compatible.

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svelte-stripe

Everything you need to add Stripe Elements to your Svelte project. 100% SvelteKit compatible.

Stripe is now sponsoring this project

Components

The following components are provided:

<Elements/>: A wrapper component to set context.
<CardNumber/>: Input field for the card's number.
<CardExpiry/>: Input field for the card's expiration date.
<CardCvc/>: Input field for Card Verification Value.
<Card/>: All-in-one component that has inputs for card number, expiry, cvc, and zip code.
<PaymentRequestButton/>: A GooglePay, ApplePay, or Link checkout button, depending on browser and user preferences.
<Iban/>: Input field for IBAN (International bank account number).
<Ideal/>: Input field for iDEAL (payment system used in the Netherlands).
<PaymentElement/>: All-in-one component that allows the user to choose the type of payment.
<ExpressCheckout/>: Pay with a wallet without leaving the page.
<LinkAuthenticationElement/>: Ability to use saved payment methods stored in Link.
<Address/>: Component for collecting billing and shipping addresses.

Examples

There is example code for:

Please open a PR or issue, if you'd like to add more.

Usage

See documentation for setup instructions and examples.

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Development mode

Run pnpm dev and visit https://localhost:5173:

pnpm dev

License

MIT