React provider and hooks that wrap the @tapsilat/tapsilat-js SDK. The goal is to make it trivial to configure the Tapsilat client once and consume payment APIs throughout your component tree with ergonomic hooks.

npm install tapsilat-react @tapsilat/tapsilat-js

Because this is a React helper library you should also have react (and usually react-dom) installed in your host application.

import { TapsilatProvider, useTapsilatOrder } from 'tapsilat-react';

const CheckoutButton = () => {
  const { createOrder, order } = useTapsilatOrder();
  const { loading } = order;

  const handleCheckout = async () => {
    const newOrder = await createOrder({
      amount: 150.75,
      currency: 'TRY',
      locale: 'tr',
      basket_items: [],
      billing_address: {
        address: 'Beyoglu',
        city: 'Istanbul',
        contact_name: 'John Doe',
        country: 'TR',
        zip_code: '34000',
      },
      buyer: {
        name: 'John',
        surname: 'Doe',
        email: '[email protected]',
      },
    } as any); // provide the real payload in production

    window.location.href = newOrder.checkout_url ?? '/thank-you';
  };

  return (
    <button onClick={handleCheckout} disabled={loading}>
      {loading ? 'Redirecting…' : 'Pay with Tapsilat'}
    </button>
  );
};

const App = () => (
  <TapsilatProvider
    config={{
      bearerToken: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_TAPSILAT_TOKEN!,
      baseURL: 'https://panel.tapsilat.dev/api/v1',
    }}
  >
    <CheckoutButton />
  </TapsilatProvider>
);

• useTapsilat() – returns the raw SDK instance, resolved config, and a refreshClient helper for rotating credentials.
• useTapsilatClient() – shorthand for useTapsilat().client when you need direct SDK access.
• useTapsilatOrder() – tracks the async state of createOrder and getOrderStatus, exposing order and status result objects.
• useTapsilatWebhook() – convenient signature verification helper for server components / API routes.
• useTapsilatHealth() – runs the SDK health check endpoint and exposes loading/result state.

Install dependencies, run the test harness, and build distributable artifacts:

npm install
npm test
npm run build

npm test runs the Vitest suite that exercises the provider and hooks. npm run build bundles the library with tsup, emitting both ESM and CJS outputs plus TypeScript declarations.

A minimal usage example (without any bundler assumptions) lives in examples/basic/App.tsx. It mirrors the snippet above and can be copied into your application.

MIT © Tapsilat