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Pay with Amazon

Simple subscription billing with Amazon!

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Introduction

This JavaScript library makes it easy to add Pay with Amazon to your payments flow. It wraps Amazon's Login and Pay with Amazon JavaScript libraries to simplify its integration. See Amazon's introduction to this service for more detail.

Hundreds of millions of Amazon customers can subscribe to your subscription plans and make purchases using their Amazon account.

This library is platform agnostic, and may be used in any checkout flow to make Amazon Payments easier to implement. To learn how use this library with your Recurly site, please see Recurly's documentation to get started.

Usage

Simply include pay-with-amazon.min.js in your document head.

Important! This must be included in the <head> of your document. [1]

<head>
  ...
  <script src="pay-with-amazon.min.js"></script>
  ...
</head>

Then, also in the document <head>, invoke PayWithAmazon. Each widget property accepts a String corresponding to the id of an element on your page. These elements are where the corresponding widget will be injected.

For example:

<head>
  ...
  <script>
    var payWithAmazon = new PayWithAmazon({
      sellerId: 'ABC',
      clientId: 'XYZ',
      button: 'pay-with-amazon',
      addressBook: 'address-book',
      wallet: 'wallet',
      consent: 'consent'
    });
  </script>
  ...
</head>

Each widget option also accepts an object value to pass more options.

var payWithAmazon = new PayWithAmazon({
  sellerId: 'ABC',
  clientId: 'XYZ',
  button: { id: 'pay-with-amazon', [type], [color] },
  addressBook: { id: 'address-book', [width], [height] },
  wallet: { id: 'wallet', [width], [height] },
  consent: { id: 'consent', [width], [height] }
});

To add EU support, simply include the region parameter:

var payWithAmazon = new PayWithAmazon({
  sellerId: 'ABC',
  clientId: 'XYZ',
  button: { id: 'pay-with-amazon', [type], [color] },
  addressBook: { id: 'address-book', [width], [height] },
  wallet: { id: 'wallet', [width], [height] },
  consent: { id: 'consent', [width], [height] },
  region: 'eu'
});

For this example, the <body> would need to contain the following elements:

<body>
  ...
  <div id="pay-with-amazon"></div>
  <div id="address-book"></div>
  <div id="wallet"></div>
  <div id="consent"></div>
  ...
</body>

Styling

If widget dimensions are not passed in directly, PayWithAmazon will rely upon the dimensions of their container elements.

PayWithAmazon will add a class to each widget container, 'open' by default, but customizable by the openedClass option. This allows more robust styling than simply specifying dimensions. For an example of how this enables the widgets to be sized responsively, see the responsive demo

API

PayWithAmazon(opts)

Initializes a new PayWthAmazon object.

Param Type Description
sellerId String Amazon Seller ID
clientId String Amazon Client ID
[production] Boolean Whether to use production widgets (defaults to false)
button Object/String button options. If String, sets button.id
wallet Object/String wallet options. If String, sets wallet.id
[addressBook] Object/String addressBook options. If excluded, customers will interact solely with the wallet and consent widgets. If String, sets addressBook.id
[consent] Object/String conset options. If excluded, customers will not need to give a consent. If String, sets consent.id
[openedClass] String Class name to add to containers once their widgets have been opened. Defaults to 'open'

button options

Param Type Description
id String DOM node id in which the Amazon login button will be placed
[type] String 'large' (default), 'small' See button guide
[color] String 'Gold' (default), 'LightGray', 'DarkGray' See button guide
[kind] String 'pay' (default), 'login' See button guide

wallet options

Param Type Description
id String DOM node id in which the Amazon wallet widget will be placed
[width] Number Width of the widget in pixels
[height] Number Height of the widget in pixels

addressBook options

Param Type Description
id String DOM node id in which the Amazon address book widget will be placed
[width] Number Width of the widget in pixels
[height] Number Height of the widget in pixels

consent options

Param Type Description
id String DOM node id in which the Amazon consent widget will be placed
[width] Number Width of the widget in pixels
[height] Number Height of the widget in pixels

#on(event, listener)

Attaches a listener to the specified event. See below for possible event names.

#off(event, listener)

Detaches a listener from the specified event.

Events

A PayWithAmazon instance may emit events during setup and customer interaction with the Amazon widgets.

Listeners can be attached with the on method, and detached with the off method.

change

Whenever the customer makes a change to their billing agreement.

Emits: An object describing the customer's status.

{
  id: 'abc-xyz', // Amazon billing agreement id.
  consent: true // Whether billing consent has been given
}

If the consent is not required:

{
  id: 'abc-xyz' // Amazon billing agreement id.
}

And in case of an error:

{
  consent: false, // May be true, false or not present if the consent is not required
  error: 'Billing consent not given.' // A brief description of the error
}

login

Whenever the customer logs in. This may be used to hide the login button, or perform other page transitions.

Emits: Nothing.

ready.addressBook

The address book widget has finished loading and is now displayed on the page.

Emits: Nothing.

ready.wallet

The wallet widget has finished loading and is now displayed on the page.

Emits: Nothing.

ready.consent

The consent widget has finished loading and is now displayed on the page.

Emits: Nothing.

error

Whenever an error occurs setting up the widgets or while the customer is interacting with the Amazon widgets.

Emits: and object describing the error.

{
  code: 'InvalidSellerId', // A string representing an error code
  message: 'The seller identifier that you have provided is invalid. Specify a valid SellerId.' // A brief description of the error
}

See Amazon's documentation for a list of all possible error codes.

Use Cases

Case 1: Standard Subscriptions

This is a basic example of the standard settings for the Amazon Payment widgets. This would display the Amazon address, payment and consent widgets.

var payWithAmazon = new PayWithAmazon({
  sellerId: 'ABC',
  clientId: 'XYZ',
  button: { id: 'pay-with-amazon', type: 'large', color: 'DarkGray' },
  addressBook: { id: 'address-book', width: 400, height: 260 },
  wallet: { id: 'wallet', width: 400, height: 260 },
  consent: { id: 'consent', width: 400, height: 140 }
});

Case 2: No Address Widget

You may want to streamline your checkout experience if you are selling only digital goods and do not require an account address. In this case, you can remove the Amazon address widget.

var payWithAmazon = new PayWithAmazon({
  sellerId: 'ABC',
  clientId: 'XYZ',
  button: { id: 'pay-with-amazon', type: 'large', color: 'DarkGray' },
  wallet: { id: 'wallet', width: 400, height: 260 },
  consent: { id: 'consent', width: 400, height: 140 }
});

Case 3: No Consent Widget

You may not want the customer consent in your checkout experience. In this case, you can remove the Amazon Consent widget.

var payWithAmazon = new PayWithAmazon({
  sellerId: 'ABC',
  clientId: 'XYZ',
  button: { id: 'pay-with-amazon', type: 'large', color: 'DarkGray' },
  addressBook: { id: 'address-book', width: 400, height: 260 },
  wallet: { id: 'wallet', width: 400, height: 260 },
});

Contributing

See Contributing file

Compatibility

IE11+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari

Notes

1

Amazon's widgets use methods that will otherwise fail if they are not invoked from the document <head>.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2020 Recurly, inc.

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

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