Manage Stripe V3 JS code via Sprokets#32
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Love this.
I left a question and I also have some doubt about how to customize some part of the provided JS now that it is in the assets pipeline. I think it's pretty easy but maybe adding a couple of lines in the README will help new users. What do you think?
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| <div id="payment-request-button" data-stripe-config="<%= payment_method.stripe_config(current_order).to_json %>"></div> | |||
| <div id="payment-request-button" data-stripe-config="<%= payment_method.stripe_config(current_order).to_json %>" data-v3-api="<%= stripe_v3_api %>"></div> | |||
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Do we always show this button in v3, or it should be wrapped in an if somehow? Or is it already done via JS?
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Currently, there's one flag to disable the button:
def payment_request?
v3_intents? && preferred_stripe_country.present?
endwhen this method returns false, the button is not shown. So, the preference stripe_country controls the button visibility, as it's a requirement for the payment request to work.
When the preference is not present, the JS code eventually will not initialize the button:
setUpPaymentRequest: function(opts) {
var opts = opts || {};
var config = this.config.payment_request;
if (config) {
// ....It's probably worth documenting a bit this as well.
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@kennyadsl I agree adding some documentation will help, will do that soon, thanks for the suggestion! |
The code has been encapsulated in proper constructor objects by separating common code as necessary. Code shared among all the Stripe V3 API checkout procedures is now contained in the `Spree.StripePayment` constructor. `SolidusStripe.Elements` inherits directly from `SolidusStripe.Payment`, same goes for `SolidusStripe.CartPageCheckout`. `SolidusStripe.PaymentIntents` inherits from `SolidusStripe.Elements`, as it basically extends the Elements functionality by adding the 3D secure feature. Both `SolidusStripe.CartPageCheckout` and `SolidusStripe.PaymentIntents` allow to pay with Apple Pay/Google Pay, so they include shared methods from `PaymentRequestButtonShared`. All functions are defined on the different classes prototype, this will allow to easily customize those functions according to needs by just overriding them on the proper prototype object.
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Since solidusio/solidus#3524 was merged, we need to verify if we're using the single "Name" field or the previous first/last name combination.
Stripe V3 JS code (Elements, Payment Intents and cart checkout button) has been completely removed from HTML views and is now loaded via Sprockets in Solidus `frontend/all.js` file. The right API (Elements, Intents...) is now selected by looking for an HTML element with `data-v3-api` attribute set with the name of one of Stripe V3 APIs.
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Stripe V3 JS code (Elements, Payment Intents, and cart checkout button)
has been completely removed from HTML views and is now loaded via
Sprockets in Solidus
frontend/all.jsfile.The right API (Elements, Intents...) is now selected by looking for
an HTML element with
data-v3-apiattribute set with the name ofone of Stripe V3 APIs.