1 | # Ingenico Connect JavaScript SDK
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3 | ## Introduction
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5 | The JavaScript SDK helps you to communicate with the [Ingenico Connect](https://epayments.developer-ingenico.com/) Client API. Its primary features are:
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7 | * handling of all the details concerning the encryption of the payment details,
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8 | * convenient JavaScript wrapper around the API calls and responses,
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9 | * localization of various labels and messages,
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10 | * user-friendly formatting (masking) of payment data such as card numbers and expiry dates,
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11 | * validation of input, and
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12 | * a check to determine to which payment provider a card number is associated.
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14 | See the [Ingenico ePayments Developer Hub](https://epayments.developer-ingenico.com/documentation/sdk/mobile/javascript/) for more information on how to use the SDK.
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16 | ## Examples
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18 | ⚠ Please note that all examples have been moved to their own [repository](https://github.com/Ingenico-ePayments/connect-sdk-client-js-example).
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20 | ## Structure of this repository
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22 | This repository consists out of three main components:
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24 | 1. The source code of the SDK itself: `/src/`
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25 | 2. A distributable folder containing the result of the builds of the previous two components: `/dist/`
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26 | - `/dist/connectsdk.js` - The concatenated but not minified full SDK source
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27 | - `/dist/connectsdk.min.js` - The minified version of `connectsdk.js`
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28 | - `/dist/connectsdk.noEncrypt.js` - The concatenated but not minified SDK source without the encryption components
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29 | - `/dist/connectsdk.noEncrypt.min.js` - The minified version of `connectsdk.noEncrypt.js`
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31 | ## Building the repository
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33 | This repository uses [gulp](http://gulpjs.com/) to build. Assuming you have npm and gulp installed, building is straightforward:
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35 | 1. If it exists remove the `dist` folder.
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36 | 2. From the root of the project install all dependencies: `npm install`.
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37 | 3. From the same location run gulp: `gulp build`.
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38 | 4. The result of the build will have been written to the `dist` folder.
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