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Installing Upzelo
3 Steps to get started quickly.
The following code will add the Upzelo client-side script and make itself available in the global JS namespace as
window.upzelo. Place the following snippet into your <head> element.<script
id="upzpdl"
src="https://assets.upzelo.com/upzelo.min.js"
appId="Upzelo App ID"
></script>
This is only required if you wish for Upzelo to take action on your behalf with your payment provider.
Server-side authentication is in place to make sure that any requests Upzelo makes to your payment provider on your behalf are authorised and legitimate. This is achieved by you generating an HMAC hash (SHA256 algorithm) with the
customerId and your retentionAPI key.When Upzelo makes a request, it will compare the HMAC hash sent with one that is generated on our servers to ensure that the request is legitimate. Below are some examples of how this hash can be generated in different backend languages.
PHP
Go
Python
Ruby
Node
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
$retentionApiKey = 'upz_1234'; // Replace with retentionApi key.
$customerId = 'cus_1234'; // Replace with a real customer ID
echo hash_hmac('sha256', $customerId, $retentionApiKey);
// bd9d2eca979333103b3d93a80e8efcbd0f8421813fdb9feefffde2206b4115e8
package main
import (
"crypto/hmac"
"crypto/sha256"
"encoding/hex"
"fmt"
)
func main() {
// Set the retentionApi Key
retentionApiKey := "upz_1234"
// Set the customerId
customerId := "cus_1234"
// Generate an HMAC hash.
hash := hmac.New(sha256.New, []byte(retentionApiKey))
hash.Write([]byte(customerId))
hmac := hex.EncodeToString(hash.Sum(nil))
fmt.Println(hmac)
// bd9d2eca979333103b3d93a80e8efcbd0f8421813fdb9feefffde2206b4115e8
}
import hmac
import hashlib
retention_api_key = "upz_1234"
customer_id = "cus_1234"
hmac_hash = hmac.new(
retention_api_key.encode(),
customer_id.encode(),
digestmod=hashlib.sha256
).hexdigest()
print("{}".format(hmac_hash))
# bd9d2eca979333103b3d93a80e8efcbd0f8421813fdb9feefffde2206b4115e8
require 'openssl'
retentionApiKey = "upz_1234"
customerId = "cus_1234"
hmacHash = OpenSSL::HMAC.hexdigest(
OpenSSL::Digest.new('sha256'),
retentionApiKey,
customerId
)
print hmacHash
# bd9d2eca979333103b3d93a80e8efcbd0f8421813fdb9feefffde2206b4115e8
const crypto = require("crypto");
const retentionApiKey = 'upz_1234';
const customerId = 'cus_1234';
const hmacHash = crypto.createHmac(
'sha256',
retentionApiKey
).update(customerId).digest('hex');
console.log(hmacHash);
// bd9d2eca979333103b3d93a80e8efcbd0f8421813fdb9feefffde2206b4115e8
Once you have generated an HMAC hash and passed it along to your front end, you can initialise Upzelo and define how you'd like it to be displayed. If you are opting to not have Upzelo take action on your behalf, you may omit the
hash and type parameters.One typical way of implementing Upzelo would be to attach an event listener to a button.
const cancelButton = document.getElementById('cancel-button');
cancelButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
// Upzelo Config object.
const config = {
// The customer's ID from the subscription platform
customerId: 'cus_1234',
// The customer's subscription ID from the subscription platform
subscriptionId: 'sub_1234',
// The HMAC hash generated in step 2
hash: 'bd9d2eca979333103b3d93a80e8efcbd0f8421813fdb9feefffde2206b4115e8',
// The type of flow to serve
type: 'full',
// The mode that we are working with.
mode: 'live',
};
window.upzelo.open(config);
});
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