Pricing & Payment Component
Empower users to design custom plans and effortlessly handle payments via Stripe with this versatile component.
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Demo
In this video, you'll learn:
How to set up the
QuestProvider
with your API credentials.Configuration of the
Payment
component with required props.Customization options for the
Payment
component.Integration of the component into your React application.
Installation
To install the Quest react-sdk
into your project, follow these steps:
Open your terminal/command prompt.
Navigate to your project's root directory using the
cd
command if you're not already there.Run the following command to install the
quest-sdk
package using npm:
This command will download and install the package and its dependencies into your project.
Make sure your project has npm and Node.js installed, and that you have the necessary permissions to install packages in your project directory.
Props of Payment Component
The Payment
component accepts the following props
Usage
To integrate the Payment
component into your React application, follow these steps
Import the CSS: In your JavaScript or TypeScript file where you're using the
Payment
, import the CSS styles for the component. This ensures that the component's styling is applied correctly.
Import the Payment Component: Import the
Payment
component from the@questlabs/react-sdk
package.Import the QuestProvider Component: Import the
QuestProvider
component from the@questlabs/react-sdk
package.
Pass the Required Props: Pass the required props to the
QuestProvider
. The required props areapiKey
,apiSecret
, andentityId
. and required props for thePayment
component areuserId, stripePublishableKey, token, description, paymentBanefits.
Replace "your-api-key"
, "your-api-secret"
, and "your-entity-id"
with your actual Quest API credentials
Replace "your-token"
, "userid", "plan-description"
, "your-stripe-publishable-key", "paymentBanefits"
with your actual configuration details.
Example Usage
Here's an example of how to use the Payment
component within your React application
The above example uses all the props.
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