Easily implement Flutterwave for payments in your React Native appliction. This library supports both Android and iOS, and use the Flutterwave's V2 API.
- Getting Started
- Usage
- Props
- Types
- Contributing
- Pay with Flutterwave button and checkout dialog.
- Standard payment initialization function.
- Flutterwave designed button.
This version of the library's docs focuses on use cases with the Version 2 of Flutterwaves API, if you are using the Version 3 API please use this documentation instead.
This library is available on npm, you can install it by running npm install --save flutterwave-react-native or yarn add flutterwave-react-native
In order to render the Flutterwave checkout screen this library depends on react-native-webview ensure you properly install this library before continuing.
To display the Flutterwave styled activity indicator when the checkout screen is being loaded on Android you will need to add some modules in android/app/build.gradle.
Skip this if you already have setup your app to support gif images.
dependencies {
// If your app supports Android versions before Ice Cream Sandwich (API level 14)
implementation 'com.facebook.fresco:animated-base-support:1.3.0'
// For animated GIF support
implementation 'com.facebook.fresco:animated-gif:2.0.0'
}If the options property on the PayWithFlutterwaveV2 changes, when next the user taps on the button a new payment will be initialized whether the last one was successful or not.
Remember you cannot use the same transaction reference for two different payments, remember to recreate the transaction reference before allowing the user initiate a new payment.
Below are a few examples showcasing how you can use the library to implement payment in your React Native app.
Import PayWithFlutterwaveV2 from flutterwave-react-native and use it like so.
import {PayWithFlutterwaveV2} from 'flutterwave-react-native';
// or import PayWithFlutterwaveV2 from 'flutterwave-react-native/PayWithFlutterwaveV2';
<PayWithFlutterwaveV2
...
onRedirect={handleOnRedirect}
options={{
txref: txref,
PBFPubKey: '[Your Flutterwave Public Key]',
customer_email: 'customer-email@example.com',
amount: 2000,
currency: 'NGN',
}}
/>
Import PayWithFlutterwaveV2 from flutterwave-react-native and use it like so.
import {PayWithFlutterwaveV2} from 'flutterwave-react-native';
// or import PayWithFlutterwaveV2 from 'flutterwave-react-native/PayWithFlutterwaveV2';
<PayWithFlutterwaveV2
...
onRedirect={handleOnRedirect}
options={{...}}
customButton={(props) => (
<TouchableOpacity
style={styles.paymentButton}
onPress={props.onPress}
isBusy={props.isInitializing}
disabled={props.disabled}>
<Text style={styles.paymentButtonText}>Pay $500</Text>
</TouchableOpacity>
)}
/>
Import FlutterwaveButton from flutterwave-react-native and use it like so.
import {FlutterwaveButton} from 'flutterwave-react-native';
<FlutterwaveButton
style={styles.paymentButton}
onPress={onPress}
disabled={disabled}>
<Text style={styles.paymentButtonText}>Pay $500</Text>
</FlutterwaveButton>When called, this function returns a Promise which resolves to a string on success and rejects if an error occurs. See all config options
Import FlutterwaveInitV2 from flutterwave-react-native and use it like so.
import {FlutterwaveInitV2} from 'flutterwave-react-native';;
// or import FlutterwaveInitV2 from 'flutterwave-react-native/FlutterwaveInitV2';
// initialize a new payment
const payment = await FlutterwaveInitV2({
txref: generateTransactionRef(),
PBFPubKey: '[Your Flutterwave Public Key]',
amount: 100,
currency: 'USD',
});
// link is available if payment initialized successfully
if (payment.link) {
// use payment link
return usePaymentLink(payment.link);
}
// handle payment error
handlePaymentError(
payment.error
? paymet.error.message
: 'Kai, an unknown error occurred!'
);Hi 👋, so there are cases where you have already initialized a payment with FlutterwaveInitV2 but might also want to be able to cancel the payment initialization should in case your component is being unmounted or you want to allow users cancel the action before the payment is initialized, we have provided a way for you to do this... continue reading
| Name | Required | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PBFPubKey | Yes | string | REQUIRED | Your merchant public key, see how to get your API Keys |
| txref | Yes | string | REQUIRED | Your Unique transaction reference. |
| customer_email | Yes | string | REQUIRED | The customer's email address. |
| customer_phone | No | string | undefined | The customer's phone number. |
| customer_firstname | No | string | undefined | The customer's first name. |
| customer_lastname | No | string | undefined | The customer's last name. |
| amount | Yes | number | undefined | Amount to charge the customer. |
| currency | No | string | NGN | Currency to charge in. Defaults to NGN. Check our International Payments section for more on international currencies. |
| redirect_url | No | string | undefined | URL to redirect to when a transaction is completed. This is useful for 3DSecure payments so we can redirect your customer back to a custom page you want to show them. |
| payment_options | No | string | undefined | This allows you to select the payment option you want for your users, see Choose Payment Methods for more info. |
| payment_plan | No | number | undefined | This is the payment plan ID used for Recurring billing. |
| subaccounts | No | array of FlutterwaveInitSubAccount | undefined | This is an array of objects containing the subaccount IDs to split the payment into. |
| country | No | string | NG | Route country. Defaults to NG |
| pay_button_text | No | string | undefined | Text to be displayed on the Rave Checkout Button. |
| custom_title | No | string | undefined | Text to be displayed as the title of the payment modal. |
| custom_description | No | string | undefined | Text to be displayed as a short modal description. |
| custom_logo | No | string | undefined | Link to the Logo image. |
| meta | No | array of FlutterwavePaymentMetaV2 | undefined | Any other custom data you wish to pass. |
| Name | Required | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| style | No | object | undefined | Used to apply styling to the button. |
| onRedirect | Yes | function | REQUIRED | Called when a payment is completed successfully or is canceled. The function will receive on complete data |
| onWillInitialize | No | function | undefined | This will be called before a payment link is generated. |
| onDidInitialize | No | function | undefined | This is called when a new payment link has been successfully initialized. |
| onInitializeError | No | function | undefined | This is called if an error occurred while initializing a new pyment link. The function will receive FlutterwaveInitError |
| onAbort | No | function | undefined | This is called if a user aborts a transaction, a user can abort a transaction when they click on the dialog's backdrop and choose cancel when prompted to cancel transaction. |
| options | Yes | FlutterwaveInitOptions | REQUIRED | The option passed here is used to initialize a payment. |
| customButton | No | function | undefined | This is used to render a custom button. The function a prop argument structured like CustomButtonProps, this function should return a valid React node. |
| alignLeft | No | boolean | undefined | This aligns the content of the button to the left. |
| Name | Required | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| style | No | ViewStyle | undefined | This component uses the same style properties that are applicable to react-native's View component style. |
| onPress | Yes | function | undefined | This property receive a function that is called on button press. |
| disabled | No | boolean | undefined | This disables button, and causes onPress not to be fired. |
| alignLeft | No | boolean | undefined | This aligns the content of the button to the left. |
interface CustomButtonProps {
disabled: boolean;
isInitializing: boolean;
onPress: () => void;
}interface RedirectParamsV2 {
canceled?: 'true' | 'false';
flwref?: string;
txref: string;
}interface FlutterwaveInitError {
code: string;
message: string;
}interface FlutterwaveInitSubAccount {
id: string;
transaction_split_ratio?: number;
transaction_charge_type?: string;
transaction_charge?: number;
}interface FlutterwavePaymentMetaV2 {
metaname: string;
metavalue: string;
}export interface FlutterwaveInitV2Options {
txref: string;
PBFPubKey: string;
customer_firstname?: string;
customer_lastname?: string;
customer_phone?: string;
customer_email: string;
amount: number;
currency?: string;
redirect_url?: string;
payment_options?: string;
payment_plan?: number;
subaccounts?: Array<FlutterwaveInitSubAccount>;
country?: string;
pay_button_text?: string;
custom_title?: string;
custom_description?: string;
custom_logo?: string;
meta?: Array<FlutterwavePaymentMetaV2>;
}interface PayWithFlutterwaveV2Props {
style?: ViewStyle;
onRedirect: (data: RedirectParamsV2) => void;
onWillInitialize?: () => void;
onDidInitialize?: () => void;
onInitializeError?: (error: FlutterwaveInitError) => void;
onAbort?: () => void;
options: Omit<FlutterwaveInitOptions, 'redirect_url'>;
customButton?: (props: CustomButtonProps) => React.ReactNode;
alignLeft?: 'alignLeft' | boolean;
}interface FlutterwaveButton {
style?: ViewStyle;
onPress?: () => void;
disabled?: boolean;
alignLeft?: 'alignLeft' | boolean,
}For information on how you can contribute to this repo, simply go here, all contributions are greatly appreciated.
With love from Flutterwave. 💛