kenyee / angularjs-cart

AngularJS Shopping Cart modified to support Stripe.js (includes Google Wallet and Paypal already) support

angularjs-cart

AngularJS Shopping Cart forked from Bernado Castilho's sample on Code Project so I could add Stripe.js support to it.

Changes

• Switched to Visual Studio 2012
• Added support for Stripe.js

Blogged about the changes needed for Stripe support.

Usage

Update app.js with your Paypal/Google/Stripe tokens/IDs to use this in your application.

For Stripe.js, change the chargeurl parameter so it points to a form processing handler on your web site that commits the charge. Stripe is different than Paypal/Google in that it's a two-step process that's similar to an OAuth login.

angularjs-cart's Issues

storing data in a mysql database

This application is good for a small online store. But would be great if we can also manage items, order and such in a database.

Of course, a cloud such as Heraku would also an advantage.

Regards

how to start the project

I'm a tiro for a angular ,I don't know how to start it,can you tell me?

Documentation

Thanks for the awesome library!

This project would be more awesome if the documentation was better. A link to a demo, installation instructions and a bower package would make a big difference!

Thanks

chargeurl

Hi
sorry i m not understanding what i need to write in this part

chargeurl

Error: Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

I run default.htm and able to saw the banner only, but then the console shows "Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin. " Any advice please?

Stripe form submitting twice

Hi,

Stripe form seems to be making duplicate requests to Stripe. In addition the success message ("thanks for your order") fires twice. Is this peculiar to my set-up or is anyone else getting this? I have made some adjustments, including using a single route.

Thanks,

Will

Would this work in mobile app?

can we use it in hybrid mobile app? will be it support to in-app-browser?

Security of price

Hi,

I have a little question about security. What about unsure user ?
For all process executed on the client side, we can't trust the user. The user can change executed Javascript with the help of greasemonkey script or manually. So if all the process is made by the client, this one can change price before sending it to paypal.

How this case can be resolving without calling paypal from the server side ?