Coinbase Commerce Vue3 Button

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A button to embed a Coinbase Commerce checkout or charge directly into your Vue3 application.

Install

yarn add vue3-coinbase-commerce

# or npm

npm install --save vue3-coinbase-commerce

Usage

In Vue Single-File Components (SFC):

<script setup lang="ts">
  // import
  import { CoinbaseCommerceButton } from 'vue3-coinbase-commerce'
</script>

<template><div>
    <CoinbaseCommerceButton>Buy</CoinbaseCommerceButton>
</div></template>

<style scoped></style>

If you want to get the checkoutId dynamically from somewhere to use it, please check here

Getting Started

1. To start accepting digital currency payments, first register for a Coinbase Commerce account here.
2. Whitelist your domain in Settings.
3. Follow the API Documentation here to create a charge or checkout.
   • Alternatively, create a checkout from the merchant dashboard and copy the ID found in the checkout's details.
4. Pass the ID of the charge or checkout you create to the CoinbaseCommerceButton component
5. That's it! You're ready to start accepting digital currency payments with Coinbase Commerce

Props

In addition to the regular button props, this component accepts some custom props:

| Prop Name | default | required | type | | ---------------- | --------- | --------------------- | --------- | | checkoutId | undefined | If no chargeId, yes | string | | chargeId | undefined | If no checkoutId, yes | string | | disableCaching | true | no | boolean |

Warning: If disableCaching is set to true, users that accidentally close their payment windows will be unable to see their transaction's status upon reopening.

Emits

| Emit Name | default | required | type | | ------------------- | --------- | -------- | ------------------------------ | | onLoad | undefined | no | () => void | | onModalLoaded1 | undefined | no | () => { checkoutId: string } | | onModalLoaded2 | undefined | no | () => { orderId: string } | | onChargeCreated | undefined | no | () => void | | onChargeSuccess | undefined | no | (MessageData) => void | | onChargeFailure | undefined | no | (MessageData) => void | | onPaymentDetected | undefined | no | (MessageData) => void | | onModalClosed | undefined | no | ()=>void |

MessageData like this:

export type MessageData = {
  event:
    | 'charge:created'
    | 'charge:failed'
    | 'charge_confirmed'
    | 'charge_failed'
    | 'payment_detected'
    | 'error_not_found'
    | 'checkout_modal_closed'
    | 'checkout_modal_loaded'
    | 'charge_created'
  charge: Charge
}

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Info: Perhaps you noticed that there are two parts, onModalLoaded1 and onModalLoaded2, but what is the difference between these two parts? Simply put, if you pass in the checkoutId parameter, this part of the callback process of onModalLoaded1 -> onChargeCreated -> onModalLoaded2, if you pass in the chargeId parameter, it will directly call back onModalLoaded2. This can be used when the checkout to get the corresponding charge that is order.

Coinbase Wrap

This component allows you to use the checkoutid dynamically and consists of two parts, the CoinbaseWrap component and the useCoinbase function.

Introduce the component in App.vue or wherever you need it.

<script setup lang="ts">
  // import
  import { CoinbaseWrap } from 'vue3-coinbase-commerce'
</script>

<template><div>
    <CoinbaseWrap/>
</div></template>

<style scoped></style>

Then use the useCoinbase function to dynamically control the display of the page

<script setup lang="ts">
  // import
  import { CoinbaseWrap, useCoinbase } from 'vue3-coinbase-commerce'

  const { openWithCheckoutId } = useCoinbase()
  // get checkoutId from somewhere
  const checkoutId = someFunction()
  openWithCheckoutId(checkoutId)
</script>

The subsequent actions are the same as using the buttons, including the events that can be triggered.

License

MIT License.