An Ember.js addon that creates beautiful, interactive credit card forms with minimal code.
Ember Credit Card is an Ember.js addon that provides a ready-to-use credit card form component with real-time validation and formatting. It wraps the Card.js library to deliver an interactive, visually appealing payment input experience, reducing the effort needed to implement secure and user-friendly credit card forms in Ember applications.
Ember.js developers building e-commerce, subscription, or payment-focused web applications who need to integrate credit card input forms quickly and with polished UI/UX.
Developers choose Ember Credit Card for its simplicity—adding a fully functional credit card form in one line of code—and its flexibility, allowing customization while maintaining the smooth animations and validation of the underlying Card.js library.
"make your credit card form dreamy in one line of code"
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Adding a fully functional credit card form requires only the <CreditCard/> component, drastically reducing development time as shown in the README's basic usage example.
Supports both default generated inputs and custom-styled templates, allowing developers to maintain Card.js animations while tailoring the UI, evidenced by the template example in the README.
Automatically formats and validates card numbers, expiration dates, and CVC codes during user input, enhancing payment flow usability without extra code.
Leverages the robust Card.js library for smooth animations like card flipping, providing polished visual feedback that improves user engagement.
Inherits all limitations and bugs from the underlying Card.js library, with no direct control over updates or feature gaps, such as limited international card support.
Exclusively designed for Ember applications, making it useless for projects using other frameworks or those transitioning away from Ember.
While templates are flexible, deep modifications to validation logic or animations require forking the addon, as the README doesn't provide hooks for overriding core Card.js behavior.