React wrapper for VGS Collect.js fields
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VGS Collect.js is a JavaScript library that allows you to securely collect data via any form. Instantly create custom forms that adhere to PCI, HIPAA, GDPR, or CCPA security requirements. VGS intercepts sensitive data before it hits your servers and replaces it with aliased versions while securing the original data in our vault. The form fields behave like traditional forms while preventing access to unsecured data by injecting secure iframe components.
This package provides a convenient way to use VGS secure frames in the React environment by exposing field components.
Install the package using npm:
npm install @vgs/collect-js-reactTo stay PCI Compliant it's a mandatory to load js from our js.verygoodvault.com domain as a consequence you need to find the most suitable way to download it.
There are couple of options here:
- Download file directly from the CDN.
- Use our loading npm module. Example.
import { VGSCollectForm } from '@vgs/collect-js-react';
const App = () => {
const onSubmitCallback = (status, data) => {};
const onUpdateCallback = (state) => {};
return (
<VGSCollectForm
vaultId='<vault_id>'
environment='<environment>'
action='/post'
submitParameters={{}}
onUpdateCallback={onUpdateCallback}
onSubmitCallback={onSubmitCallback}
>
// Add secure fields here
</VGSCollectForm>
);
};
export default App;| Property | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| vaultId | A string value beginning with the prefix tnt. |
Parameters.vaultId |
| environment | Vault environment: sanbdox | live or region specific. |
Parameters.environment |
| action | Endpoint for the HTTP request. | Parameters.path |
| submitParameters? | HTTP request configuration. | Parameters.options |
| onUpdateCallback? | Returns the form state in the callback. | Parameters.stateCallback |
| onSubmitCallback? | Returns status and response data in the callback. | Parameters.responseCallback |
| cname? | String represents CNAME the request will be submitted to. | .useCNAME() |
| routeId? | Inbound Route ID. | .setRouteId() |
| Collect.js input type | Collect.js React Component | Default Prop Values |
|---|---|---|
text |
<VGSCollectForm.TextField /> |
{ type: 'text', placeholder: 'Cardholder Name' } |
text |
<VGSCollectForm.CardholderField /> |
{ type: 'text', name: 'cardholder', placeholder: 'Cardholder' } |
card-number |
<VGSCollectForm.CardNumberField /> |
{ type: 'card-number', name: 'pan', validations: ['required', 'validCardNumber'], placeholder: 'Credit Card Number' } |
card-expiration-date |
<VGSCollectForm.CardExpirationDateField /> |
{ type: 'card-expiration-date', name: 'exp-date', validations: ['required', 'validCardExpirationDate'], yearLength: 2, placeholder: 'MM/YY' } |
card-security-code |
<VGSCollectForm.CardSecurityCodeField /> |
{ type: 'card-security-code', name: 'cvc', validations: ['required', 'validCardSecurityCode'], placeholder: 'CVC/CVV' } |
password |
<VGSCollectForm.PasswordField /> |
{ type: 'password', placeholder: 'Enter Password' } |
ssn |
<VGSCollectForm.SSNField /> |
{ type: 'ssn', placeholder: 'SSN' } |
zip-code |
<VGSCollectForm.ZipCodeField /> |
{ type: 'zip-code', placeholder: 'Zip Code' } |
number |
<VGSCollectForm.NumberField /> |
{ type: 'number', placeholder: 'Number' } |
textarea |
<VGSCollectForm.TextareaField /> |
{ type: 'textarea', placeholder: 'Comment' } |
file |
<VGSCollectForm.FileField /> |
{ type: 'file', placeholder: '' } |
date |
<VGSCollectForm.DateField /> |
{ type: 'date', placeholder: '' } |
The complete list of supported properties you can find here: https://www.verygoodsecurity.com/docs/api/collect/#api-formfield. All configuration properties available in the Reference Documentation can be passed in the component props using the same name.
Example:
import { VGSCollectForm } from '@vgs/collect-js-react';
const { CardNumberField, CardExpirationDateField, CardSecurityCodeField } = VGSCollectForm;
const myApp = () => {
const onSubmitCallback = (status, data) => {};
const onUpdateCallback = (state) => {};
return (
<VGSCollectForm
vaultId='<vault_id>'
environment='<environment>'
action='/post'
submitParameters={{
headers: {
myHeader: 'MyHeader'
}
}}
onUpdateCallback={onUpdateCallback}
onSubmitCallback={onSubmitCallback}
>
<CardNumberField
name='card-number'
validations={['required', 'validCardNumber']}
placeholder='XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX'
showCardIcon={true}
css={{}}
/>
<CardExpirationDateField
name='exp-date'
validations={['required', 'validCardExpirationDate']}
placeholder='MM / YY'
yearLength={2}
css={{}}
/>
<CardSecurityCodeField
name='cvv'
validations={['required', 'validCardSecurityCode']}
placeholder='CVV'
css={{}}
/>
</VGSCollectForm>
);
};VGS Collect.js allows listening to input changes.
The library exposes the following handlers: onFocus, onBlur, onUpdate, onDelete, onKeyUp, onKeyDown, onKeyPress.
<TextField
name='text'
validations={['required']}
onFocus={(info: VGSCollectFocusEventData) => {}}
onBlur={(info: VGSCollectFocusEventData) => {}}
onUpdate={(info: VGSCollectStateParams) => {}}
onKeyUp={(info: VGSCollectKeyboardEventData) => {}}
onKeyDown={(info: VGSCollectKeyboardEventData) => {}}
onKeyPress={(info: VGSCollectKeyboardEventData) => {}}
/>In order to access the form state and response from the hook, wrap consumer component with the form in VGSCollectProvider context provider.
import { VGSCollectProvider, useVGSCollectState, useVGSCollectResponse, VGSCollectForm } from '@vgs/collect-js-react';
const { TextField } = VGSCollectForm;
const App = () => {
return (
<VGSCollectProvider>
<VGSCollectSecureForm />
</VGSCollectProvider>
);
};
const VGSCollectSecureForm = () => {
const [state] = useVGSCollectState();
const [response] = useVGSCollectResponse();
useEffect(() => {
if (state) {
// do something
}
}, [state]);
return (
<VGSCollectForm vaultId='<vault_id>' environment='<environment>' action='/post'>
<TextField name='cardholder-name' validations={['required']} placeholder='Cardholder name' />
</VGSCollectForm>
);
};You can create a predefined Collect.js form to integrate with the VGS Card Management Platform
Minimum CollectJS version: 3.2.2
import { VGSCollectForm } from '@vgs/collect-js-react';
const {CardholderField, CardNumberField, CardExpirationDateField, CardSecurityCodeField } = VGSCollectForm;
const myApp = () => {
const onSubmitCallback = (status, data) => {};
const onUpdateCallback = (state) => {};
return (
<VGSCollectForm
vaultId='<vault_id>'
environment='<environment>'
submitParameters={{
createCard: {
auth: <vgs_auth_token>,
data: { // optional parameters
cardholder: {
name: "Cardholder Name",
company: "A Corp, LLC",
address: {
address1: '123 Main St',
address2: 'Suite 456',
address3: 'Line 3',
address4: 'Line 4',
city: 'LA',
region: 'CA',
postal_code: '12345',
country: 'USA'
}
}
}
}
}}
onUpdateCallback={onUpdateCallback}
onSubmitCallback={onSubmitCallback}
>
<CardholderField css={{}} />
<CardNumberField css={{}} />
<CardExpirationDateField css={{}} />
<CardSecurityCodeField css={{}} />
</VGSCollectForm>
);
};The runnable apps now live under examples/:
examples/
demo/
compat/examples/demo is the full demo app. examples/compat contains minimal React compatibility fixtures for 16, 17, 18, and 19.
To run them from the repository root:
yarn installConfigure the demo env file:
cp examples/demo/.env.example examples/demo/.envThen edit examples/demo/.env:
VITE_VAULT_ID=<vault_id>
VITE_ENVIRONMENT=<env>
VITE_COLLECT_VERSION=<collect_version>Start the full demo app:
yarn demo:devBuild the demo app:
yarn demo:buildyarn start and yarn example:dev are kept as aliases for yarn demo:dev.
If you want to rebuild the published library in watch mode while working on the demo:
yarn dev:libBuild the React compatibility fixtures:
yarn compat:buildRun the React 19 compatibility fixture locally:
yarn compat:dev:react19Other fixture dev servers:
yarn compat:dev:react16
yarn compat:dev:react17
yarn compat:dev:react18Ports:
demo: 3000
react16 fixture: 3016
react17 fixture: 3017
react18 fixture: 3018
react19 fixture: 3019If you have any questions please reach out to support or open issue here.
This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.