@useroutr/checkout-react is the same checkout as the hosted page, as a React component. It
opens as a modal or renders inline, shows your user what to send and follows the payment to
completion. Your API key never touches the browser: the component needs only the intent’s
funding token.
1
Create the intent on your server
The amount is yours to decide, so decide it where your user cannot change it. Return only the
funding token, the last segment of
hosted_funding_url.app/actions.ts
2
Render the checkout
app/pay-button.tsx
https://api.useroutr.com/v1/public in production.3
Fulfil on the webhook
onSuccess is for your interface: close the modal, show a thank-you. Fulfil the order on
your server when the funding.credited webhook arrives. It is signed, and
it reaches you even if your user closes the page before the payment completes.Props
string
required
The funding token from the intent’s
hosted_funding_url. It grants exactly one intent.string
default:"/api/public"
Where the checkout’s three public endpoints live:
https://api.sandbox.useroutr.com/v1/public
or https://api.useroutr.com/v1/public. They answer any origin, so you do not need to proxy
them."modal" | "inline"
default:"modal"
Open over your page, or render in place.
"light" | "dark"
default:"light"
The colour scheme.
CheckoutAppearance
Override your saved branding for this checkout:
brandColor, logoUrl, radius and
fontFamily. See Branding.(intent) => void
Called once, when the funding intent is credited, with the payer’s view of the intent.
(failure) => void
Called once, when the checkout cannot complete: the intent failed, expired or cannot be loaded.
() => void
Called when your user closes the modal.