Stripe.js implementation for AngularJS
All the credit card related methods from Stripe.js are mirrored in a service for easy injection later. If you only want to use the service include
vr.StripeJS.service in your module declaration and inject StripeJS where you need it.
Everything here requires Stripe.js. Here are the docs for that: https://stripe.com/docs/stripe.js
NOTE: You can set your publishable key:
angular.module('vr.StripeJS.service')
.value('publishableKey','YOUR PUBLISHABLE KEY');
{{ number | cardType }}
It returns the card type as a string, e.g. Visa.
{{ number | validCardNumber }}
Returns true if the card number is correctly formatted
{{ cvc | validCVC }}
Returns true if the cvc number is possibly valid
{{ expiration | validExpiry }}
Returns true if the expiration is some time in the future.
This filter accepts it's input in any of the following formats:
| type | format |
|---|---|
| Object | { month: 11, year: 2013 } |
| Array | [ month, year ] e.g. [ 11, 2013 ] |
| String w/ '-' as delimiter | 'month-year' e.g. '11-2013' |
| String w/ '/' as delimiter | 'month/year' e.g. '11/2013' |
| String w/o delimiter | 'monthyear' e.g. '112013' |
| Integer | same as a string w/o delimiter |
The year can be either 2 or 4 digits for any of these.
This will add a class to the element based on the type of card for the given number.
Here's the list of classes:
stripe-visa
stripe-mc
stripe-amex
stripe-discover
stripe-diners
stripe-jcb
stripe-unknown
For an input:
<input ng-model="{model}" stripe-class />
For any other tag:
<anyTag stripe-class="{{ expression }}">...</anyTag>
This will set the validity of the input based on the validity of the credit card number
<input ng-model="{model}" validate-card-number />
This will set the validity of the input based on the validity of the cvc number
<input ng-model="{model}" validate-cvc />
These are actually 2 directives linked by a service to set the validity of 2 inputs. If the combination of the inputs creates an invalid expiration date, both inputs will be set as invalid.
<input ng-model="{month}" validate-exp-month />
<input ng-model="{year}" validate-exp-year />