Integration Guide

1. SDK Integration

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The React Native Custom Browser SDK integration involves the following steps:

  1. Installation
  2. Build the payment parameters
  3. Generate payment hash
  4. Make payment
  5. Register listeners

Step 1: Installation

The PayU Custom Browser SDK for React Native is offered through NPM:

For Android: To add the PayU CB plugin to your app run the following dependency in the root folder of your React native app:

npm install payu-custom-browser-react
import CBWrapper from  'payu-custom-browser-react';

For iOS: Install the pod using the following command. Make sure your minimum deployment target is iOS 11.

pod install

Step 2: Build the payment parameters

To initiate a payment, your app needs to send transactional information to the Custom Browser SDK. Build the payUPaymentParams object with the mandatory parameters as shown in the following code snippet:

var payUPaymentParams = {
      payu_payment_params: {
        key: <String>, //merchant key (Mandatory)
        transaction_id: new Date().getTime().toString(), //Mandatory
        cb_config:{
          url: <String>,  //Mandatory (This can be generated using PayU Core PG SDK)
          post_data: <String>, //Mandatory (This can be generated using PayU Core PG SDK)
          view_port_wide_enable : <String>, // "true","false"
          auto_approve: <String>, // "true","false"
          auto_select_otp: <String>, // "true","false"
          internet_restored_window_ttl: <String>, //numeric
          sms_permission: <String >, // "true","false"
          html_data: <String>,
          disable_intentseamless_failure: <String>, //numeric
          disable_backbutton_dialog: <String>, // "true","false"
          enable_ssl_dialog: <String>,// "true","false"
          email: <String>,
          first_name: <String>,
          last_name: <String>,
          package_name_for_specific_app: <String>,
          payment_type: <String>,
          phone_pe_user_cache_enabled: <String>, //numeric
          merchant_response_timeout: <String>, //numeric
      }
    }
  }
}

For details on Standing Instructions parameters, refer to PayU Standing Instruction Parameters.

Step 3: Generate payment hash

For hash generation testing salt needs to be put in the HASH generation method. For more information, refer to Generate Hash.

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Remember

Always generate the hashes on your server. Do not generate the hashes locally in your app, as it will compromise the security of the transactions.

Step 4: Make payment

Use the code snippet mentioned below to make the payment:

CBWrapper.openCB(
Request Data <Map>, //payment params defined above
      (error) => {
        console.log("-----------Error Callback---------");
        console.log(error);
        console.log("------------------------------------");
      },
      (payuResponse) => {
       
        console.log("-----------Success Callback---------");
        console.log(payuResponse);
        console.log("--------------------------------------");
      }
  );

Step 5: Register listeners

Register Listener (in this case) Emitter to get the Response from Custom Browser SDK:

import {NativeEventEmitter} from 'react-native';
const eventEmitter=new NativeEventEmitter(CBWrapper);
eventEmitter.addListener("CBListener",(event)=>{
     
    })

Response

{
  "eveneType": <String>, (onPaymentFailure | onPaymentTerminate | onPaymentTerminate | onCBErrorReceived | onBackButton | onBackApprove | onBackDismiss)
  "payuResult": <String>, //conditional
  "merchantResponse": <String>, //conditional
  "errorMessage":<String>,
  "errorCode": <String>, //conditional
}

Updated 4 months ago