Konbini elements

Learn how to use Konbini elements.

With DigitalRiver.js, you can create a Konbini element that will automatically retrieve and build a select dropdown that can be styled and placed on your page like other DigitalRiver.js elements.

Creating a Konbini element

To create a Konbini element, you should use the createElement function exposed through the DigitalRiver object. This object follows the same pattern and allows for the same custom classes and styles as other elements.

Example

var konbiniOptions = {
    classes: {
        base: "DRElement",
        complete: "konbini-complete",
        empty: "konbini-empty",
        focus: "konbini-focus"
    },
    style: {
        base: {
            color: '#495057',
            height: '35px',
            fontSize: '1rem',
            fontFamily: 'apple-system,BlinkMacSystemFont,Segoe UI,Roboto,Helvetica Neue,Arial,sans-serif',
            // fontWeight: 'lighter',
            ':hover': {
                color: '#ccc',
            },
            '::placeholder': {
                color: '#495057'
            }
        },
        focus: {
            ':hover': {
                color: '#495057',
            },
        },
        empty: {
            ':hover': {
                color: '#495057',
            },
        },
        complete: {
            ':hover': {
                color: '#495057',
            },
        }
    }
};
 
 
let konbini = digitalriverpayments.createElement('konbini', konbiniOptions);

Konbini element functions

konbini.mount();

Call this function to place the created Konbini element on your page.

Example

<div id="konbini"></div>
 
konbini.mount('konbini');

konbini.unmount();

Call this function to remove the Konbini element from your page. The element may be re-added to your page by calling mount().

Example

konbini.unmount();

konbini.destroy();

Call this function to remove the Konbini element from your page as well as remove its functionality. You cannot re-add the destroyed element to your page via mount().

Example

konbini.destroy();

konbini.update();

Call this function to update the Konbini element's data.

Example

let konbiniOptions = {
    classes: {
        base: "DRElement",
        complete: "konbini-complete",
        empty: "konbini-empty",
        focus: "konbini-focus"
    },
    style: {
        base: {
            color: '#495057',
            height: '35px',
            fontSize: '1rem',
            fontFamily: 'apple-system,BlinkMacSystemFont,Segoe UI,Roboto,Helvetica Neue,Arial,sans-serif',
            // fontWeight: 'lighter',
            ':hover': {
                color: '#ccc',
            },
            '::placeholder': {
                color: '#495057'
            }
        },
        focus: {
            ':hover': {
                color: '#495057',
            },
        },
        empty: {
            ':hover': {
                color: '#495057',
            },
        },
        complete: {
            ':hover': {
                color: '#495057',
            },
        }
    }
};
 
 
konbini.update(konbiniOptions);

Konbini element events - konbini.on('event', handler);

Use this functionality to monitor events that can be used to build and enhance your purchase flow.

Ready

The Ready event triggers when the Konbini Element has loaded and is available to take an update() call.

Example

konbini.on('ready', function(event) {
    //konbini element is ready and can accept an update call
});

In addition to the type of element returned in the ready function, the online banking element returns hasAvailableBanks. This Boolean reflects whether the currency and country combination specified has banks available for payment. If this is false, there are no banks available for payment.

Response object

{
    elementType: "konbini",
    hasAvailableStores: true
}

Focus

A Focus event triggers when the element gains focus.

Example

konbini.on('focus', function(event) {
    //receive the event
}

Response object

{
    elementType: "konbini"
}

Blur

A Blur event triggers when the Konbini element no longer has focus.

Example

konbini.on('blur', function(event) {
    //receive the event
}

Response object

{
    elementType: "konbini"
}

Change

A Change event triggers when the Konbin element's state has changed. When using this element, you will only receive this event when the customer selects a store.

Example

konbini.on('change', function(event) {
    console.log('konbini change', event);
});

Response object

{
    complete: true,
    empty: false,
    elementType: "konbini",
    error: null,
    value: "86"
}

In this flow, you can use the createSource method to create a source using the Konbini element.