Everything you need to add Stripe Elements to your Svelte project
The svelte-stripe
package is a convenient tool for adding Stripe Elements to your Svelte project. It offers a set of components that can be easily integrated into your Svelte app, making it 100% SvelteKit compatible. By using these components, you can implement card input fields, payment buttons, and various payment methods supported by Stripe, such as GooglePay, ApplePay, and more. The package also provides example code and thorough documentation to help you get started quickly.
Components: The package offers a range of components including Elements
, CardNumber
, CardExpiry
, CardCvc
, Card
, PaymentRequestButton
, Iban
, Ideal
, PaymentElement
, ExpressCheckout
, LinkAuthenticationElement
, and Address
. These components allow you to create input fields for card details, payment buttons, and collect billing and shipping addresses effortlessly.
Example Code: The svelte-stripe
package provides example code for various use cases, including Payment Element
, Express Checkout
, Embedded Checkout
, Credit card
, GooglePay
, ApplePay
, MicrosoftPay
, SEPA direct deposit
, iDEAL
, Alipay
, WeChat Pay
, Konbini
, Klarna
, Sofort
, and Afterpay/Clearpay
. This allows you to quickly understand how to implement different payment methods and customize them according to your needs.
Documentation: The package includes comprehensive documentation that guides you through the setup instructions, usage, and examples. It provides detailed explanations and code snippets, making it easier for developers to integrate Stripe Elements into their Svelte projects.
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