@exerp/odin-dropin NPM

ODIN Payment Drop-in Facade (`@exerp/odin-dropin`)

This package provides the public facade for integrating the ODIN Payment Drop-in component into web applications. It simplifies the interaction with the underlying Stencil web components and the OdinPay.js library.

Installation

# Using pnpm
pnpm add @exerp/odin-dropin

# Using npm
npm install @exerp/odin-dropin

# Using yarn
yarn add @exerp/odin-dropin

API Documentation

The primary export of this package is the OdinDropin class.

Importing

// ES Module import
import {
  OdinDropin,
  type LogLevel,
  type OdinDropinInitializationParams, // For typing params
  type OdinFieldValidationEvent,      // For the Validation callback
  type OdinV2ThemeConfig,           // For the theme config
  type OdinSubmitPayload,           // For onSubmit callback
  type OdinPayErrorPayload          // For onError callback
} from '@exerp/odin-dropin';

// For UMD builds (if included via <script> tag),
// it should be available as a global variable `OdinDropin`.
// const odinDropinInstance = new window.OdinDropin({...});

`new OdinDropin(params)`

Initializes a new instance of the ODIN Drop-in controller.

Parameters:

params (OdinDropinInitializationParams, Required): An object containing configuration parameters:
- odinPublicToken (string, Required): The short-lived public token obtained securely from your backend (which fetches it from the ODIN /auth2/public-token endpoint). This token is used to authenticate and initialize the underlying OdinPay.js library.
- countryCode ('US' | 'CA', Required): Specifies the country for which the payment form should be configured. This influences aspects like postal code field labeling and validation rules within OdinPay.js.
- paymentMethodType? ('CARD' | 'BANK_ACCOUNT', Optional, Default: 'CARD'): Specifies the type of payment form to render.
  - 'CARD': Renders the credit card payment form.
  - 'BANK_ACCOUNT': Renders the bank account payment form (for US ACH, Canadian EFT, as supported by OdinPay).
- billingFieldsConfig? (BillingFieldsConfig, Optional): An object to configure the visibility and customize the appearance of billing address fields and other standard fields.
  - Usage for Credit Card:
    - For optional fields (e.g., name, addressLine1, city, state, country, emailAddress, phoneNumber):
      - Omit the field key: The field will not be displayed.
      - Set to true: The field will be displayed with its default label and placeholder.
      - Set to a FieldCustomization object (e.g., { label: 'Your Name', placeholder: 'Full Name Here' }): The field will be displayed with the specified custom label and/or placeholder. Empty strings for label/placeholder will effectively use the default.
    - For fields that are always part of the form structure but whose labels/placeholders can be customized (postalCode, cardInformation label):
      - Omit the field key or provide an empty FieldCustomization object: Default label/placeholder will be used.
      - Set to a FieldCustomization object: The specified custom label and/or placeholder will be used. (Note: cardInformation's internal placeholder is not configurable via this).
  - Example:
```
billingFieldsConfig: {
    name: true, // Enable 'Name on Card' with default texts
    addressLine1: { label: 'Street Address', placeholder: 'E.g., 123 Main St' },
    city: { label: 'Town/City' }, // Custom label, default placeholder
    postalCode: { placeholder: 'ZIP / Postal Code' } // Custom placeholder for postal code
    // Other fields like addressLine2, state, country etc., will not be shown.
}
```
  - Usage for BANK_ACCOUNT: For Bank Account, the name field in billingFieldsConfig (if customized or enabled as true) refers to the "Account Holder Name". Other optional billing fields (addressLine1, postalCode, etc.) can also be configured and will be collected alongside the Bank Account details. The fields accountNumber, bankAccountType, routingNumber (US), transitNumber (CA), and institutionNumber (CA) are core to the Bank Account form and their labels/placeholders can also be customized using their respective keys in billingFieldsConfig (e.g., accountNumber: { label: 'Bank Account No.' }).
  - Example (Bank Account field customization):
```
billingFieldsConfig: {
    name: { label: 'Full Name on Account' }, // Custom label for Account Holder Name
    accountNumber: { placeholder: 'Enter your bank account number' },
    // addressLine1: true, // Optionally collect address
}
```
  - (Refer to the exported BillingFieldsConfig and FieldCustomization types for full details.)
- logLevel? (LogLevel, Optional, Default: 'WARN'): Controls the verbosity of messages logged to the browser console by the Drop-in component (both facade and core parts). Setting a level allows messages of that level and higher severity to be shown.
  - Possible values: 'NONE', 'ERROR', 'WARN', 'INFO', 'DEBUG'.
  - 'NONE': No logs are shown.
  - 'ERROR': Only critical errors are shown.
  - 'WARN': Errors and warnings are shown.
  - 'INFO': Errors, warnings, and informational messages (e.g., lifecycle events) are shown.
  - 'DEBUG': All messages, including detailed debugging information, are shown.
- onChangeValidation? ((event: OdinFieldValidationEvent) => void, Optional): An optional callback function invoked by OdinPay.js v2 during user interaction with input fields. It provides real-time validation status for individual fields, allowing for dynamic UI updates or custom logic.
  - Event Payload (OdinFieldValidationEvent): | Property | Type | Description | |-------------|----------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | type | string | The type of event, typically "FIELD_VALIDATION". | | fieldName | string | The name of the field being validated (e.g., "cardNumber", "postalCode"). | | selector | string | The CSS selector for the field's container, as provided to OdinPay.js. | | isValid | boolean| Indicates if the field is currently valid according to OdinPay.js validation rules. | | errorCode?| string | An error code if the field is invalid (e.g., "INVALID", "REQUIRED"). Optional. |
  - Example Usage:
```
new OdinDropin({
  // ... other params
  onChangeValidation: (event) => {
    console.log('Field Validation:', event.fieldName, 'Is Valid:', event.isValid, 'Error Code:', event.errorCode);
    // Example: Add/remove a custom error class to the field's parent
    const fieldContainer = document.querySelector(event.selector)?.closest('.my-field-wrapper');
    if (fieldContainer) {
      if (event.isValid) {
        fieldContainer.classList.remove('has-error');
      } else {
        fieldContainer.classList.add('has-error');
      }
    }
  }
});
```
- onSubmit ((result: OdinSubmitPayload) => void, Required): A callback function that will be invoked when the user successfully submits the payment form and OdinPay.js returns a payment method token.
  - Payload (OdinSubmitPayload): An object containing:
    - paymentMethodId (string): The tokenized payment method identifier generated by ODIN. Send this ID to your backend server to perform payment actions.
    - paymentMethodType ('CARD' | 'BANK_ACCOUNT'): A string indicating the type of payment method tokenized. This helps in interpreting the details object.
    - billingInformation? (OdinPayBillingInformation, Optional): An object containing the billing details entered by the user, if any billing fields were configured and submitted. Its structure is:
```
interface OdinPayBillingInformation {
    name?: string;
    emailAddress?: string;
    phoneNumber?: string;
    address?: {
        addressLine1?: string;
        addressLine2?: string;
        city?: string;
        state?: string;
        postalCode?: string;
        country?: string;
    };
}
```
      Keys will be present if the corresponding field was configured. An empty string value means the field was configured but left blank by the user. If a field was not configured, its key will be omitted. The address object itself will be omitted if no address fields were configured.
    - details? (CardPaymentMethodDetails | AchPaymentMethodDetails | ..., Optional): An object containing details specific to the paymentMethodType.
      - If paymentMethodType is 'CARD', this will be a CardPaymentMethodDetails object:
        interface CardPaymentMethodDetails { cardBrand?: string; // e.g., "VISA", "MASTERCARD" last4?: string; // Last four digits of the card number maskedAccountNumber?: string; // The masked card number (e.g., "************1111") expirationDate?: string; // e.g., "12/2025" binDetails?: any; // Object containing BIN (Bank Identification Number) details }
      - If paymentMethodType is 'BANK_ACCOUNT', this will be an AchPaymentMethodDetails object:
        interface AchPaymentMethodDetails { bankAccountType?: 'CHECKING' | 'SAVINGS'; // Type of the bank account accountNumberLast4?: string; // Last four digits of the bank account number routingNumber?: string; // The routing number (for US accounts) transitNumber?: string; // The transit number (for Canadian accounts) institutionNumber?: string; // The institution number (for Canadian accounts) country?: 'US' | 'CA'; // The country context for the Bank Account details }
- onError ((error: OdinPayErrorPayload) => void, Required): A callback function invoked if an error occurs. This can happen during:
  - Initialization of the drop-in or the underlying OdinPay.js v2 library.
  - The payment form submission process if OdinPay.js v2 indicates a failure (e.g., validation errors, API errors).
  - Internal setup issues within the drop-in component.
  - For submission errors, the information in OdinPayErrorPayload is primarily derived from the result.errors array provided by OdinPay.js v2.
  - Payload (OdinPayErrorPayload): | Property | Type | Description | |-----------------|-------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | code | string | An error code string indicating the nature of the error. See the "Error Codes" table below for examples and meanings. | | message | string | A general, human-readable description of the error. For validation errors with fieldErrors, this might be a summary. For API errors, it may reflect messages from OdinPay.js. | | fieldErrors? | Array<{ field: string, message: string }> | Optional. An array of objects detailing field-specific validation errors. Each object contains:field (string): The fieldName from OdinPay.js v2 (e.g., "cardInformation", "postalCode") or a generic key.message (string): Typically the errorCode string from OdinPay.js v2 for that field (e.g., "REQUIRED", "INVALID_CARD_INFORMATION"). | | httpStatusCode?| number | Optional. The HTTP status code if the error originated from an API call (e.g., 401, 400, 500). | | rawError? | any | Optional. The original error information received from OdinPay.js (e.g., the result.errors array for v2 submission errors, or result.message). Useful for debugging. |
  - Common Error Codes | Code |----------------------------------| | VALIDATION_ERROR_FIELDS | VALIDATION_ERROR_GENERAL | API_ERROR | API_AUTH_ERROR | API_CLIENT_ERROR | API_SERVER_ERROR | GENERAL_PAYMENT_ERROR | INIT_NO_KEY_PROVIDED | INIT_BADLY_FORMATTED_KEY | INIT_INVALID_KEY_STRUCTURE | INIT_UNSUPPORTED_COUNTRY | INIT_BT_SDK_FAILURE | INIT_NO_COUNTRY_CODE | INIT_NO_COUNTRY_CODE_FACADE | SDK_LOAD_ERROR | SDK_NOT_DEFINED_ERROR | INSTANCE_NULL | CREATE_FORM_ERROR_CARD | CREATE_FORM_ERROR_BANK_ACCOUNT | SUBMIT_WHILE_INIT_ERROR | FORM_NOT_READY | UNKNOWN_PAYMENT_METHOD_TYPE | UNEXPECTED_CALLBACK_STRUCTURE | ODIN_CALLBACK_ERROR | MOUNT_POINT_NOT_FOUND | COMPONENT_CREATION_FAILED | INTERNAL_ERROR | UNKNOWN_ERROR (code property): | Meaning | Notes | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Input validation failed for one or more specific fields during submission. | Check the fieldErrors array for details on each field. | | A general input validation failure occurred during submission (less common with v2 result.errors). | May still occur if result.errors is not structured as expected. | | A general error occurred while OdinPay.js v2 communicated with its backend API during submission. | Often corresponds to type: "BACKEND" from OdinPay.js v2 result.errors. | | An authentication error with the ODIN API (e.g., HTTP 401). | Often due to an expired or invalid public token. | | A client-side error with the ODIN API (e.g., other HTTP 4xx errors). | | | A server-side error with the ODIN API (e.g., HTTP 5xx errors). | | | Generic error during payment processing from v1-style string message. | | | Initialization failed: ODIN Public Token was missing or empty. | | | Initialization failed: ODIN Public Token was badly formatted. | | | Initialization failed: ODIN Public Token structure was invalid. | From OdinPay.js internal validation. | | Initialization failed: The provided countryCode is not supported by OdinPay.js. | | | Initialization failed: Internal error related to the Basis Theory SDK used by OdinPay.js. | | | Initialization failed: countryCode prop was missing when required by the core component. | Internal to drop-in setup. | | Initialization failed: countryCode was missing in OdinDropinInitializationParams. | Facade-level validation. | | The OdinPay.js v2 SDK script failed to load from the CDN. | Check network connectivity and CDN URL. | | OdinPay.js v2 SDK script loaded, but OdinPay object was not defined globally. | | | Internal error: OdinPay instance was null when trying to create a form. | | | An error occurred when calling OdinPay.js createCardForm(). | Check rawError for details from OdinPay.js. | | An error occurred when calling OdinPay.js createBankAccountForm(). | Check rawError for details from OdinPay.js. | | Submission attempted while the component was in an initialization error state. | | | Submission attempted before the OdinPay.js form was fully rendered or ready. | | | Received an unexpected payment method type from OdinPay.js in the success callback. | | | The success/error callback structure from OdinPay.js was not as expected. | | | A generic error from an OdinPay.js callback that couldn't be further categorized. | (More common with v1 error handling, less with v2 result.errors). | | The DOM element specified for mounting the drop-in was not found. | Facade-level error. | | The internal Stencil web component could not be created. | Facade-level error. | | An unexpected internal error within the drop-in component (e.g. hidden submit button not found). | | | An error occurred that could not be specifically identified by other parsing rules. | Ultimate fallback. Check rawError. |
- theme? (OdinV2ThemeConfig, Optional): An optional theme configuration object for customizing the appearance of the input fields rendered by OdinPay.js v2. This object allows you to control styles like fonts, colors, padding, and pseudo-element/state styles (e.g., ::placeholder, :hover, :focus, invalid).
  - Structure: The theme object must follow the flat structure specified by OdinPay.js v2. CSS properties are applied directly at the top level of the theme object.
```
// Example structure for OdinV2ThemeConfig
interface OdinV2ThemeConfig {
  fontFamily?: string;
  fontSize?: string;
  color?: string;
  backgroundColor?: string;
  padding?: string;
  letterSpacing?: string;
  // ... other supported CSS properties ...

  // Pseudo-selectors as keys
  '::placeholder'?: { 
    color?: string; 
    fontStyle?: string;
    // ... other placeholder styles ...
  };
  ':hover'?: { 
    backgroundColor?: string; 
    color?: string;
    // ... other hover styles ...
  };
  ':focus'?: { 
    backgroundColor?: string; 
    color?: string;
    fontWeight?: string;
    // ... other focus styles ...
  };
  // Style for invalid fields (syntax may depend on OdinPay.js v2 specific implementation)
  'invalid'?: { // Or potentially ':invalid' if it's a pseudo-class
    color?: string;
    fontWeight?: string;
    // ... other invalid styles ...
  };
}
```
  - Important Note on Styling Scope:
    - The theme object only styles the internal parts of the OdinPay.js input fields (e.g., the text, background within the input, placeholder).
    - It does NOT control borders, box-shadow, overall dimensions, or structural layout of the field containers. These structural styles must be applied via external CSS targeting the div elements that host the OdinPay.js fields. Our drop-in component renders these containers with a class like .odin-input inside a .odin-field-container, and each has a unique ID.
  - Default Behavior: If no theme object is provided, OdinPay.js v2 will use its own default internal styling for the fields.
  - Example theme Object:
```
new OdinDropin({
  // ... other params
  theme: {
    "fontFamily": "Verdana, sans-serif",
    "fontSize": "14px",
    "color": "#000080", // Navy text
    "backgroundColor": "#f0f8ff", // Aliceblue background for input area
    "padding": "12px 15px",
    "::placeholder": {
      "color": "#778899",
      "fontStyle": "italic"
    },
    ":focus": {
      "backgroundColor": "#add8e6"
    }
  }
});
```
  - Example External CSS (for borders/containers, to be placed in your application's stylesheet):
```
/* Target the containers rendered by @exerp/odin-dropin */
/* If your app's styles are scoped (e.g., Vue <style scoped>), you might need :deep() */

/* Styles the div our component creates around each OdinPay field div */
.odin-field-container {
  border: 1px solid #ced4da;
  border-radius: 0.25rem;
  background-color: #ffffff;
  padding: 8px 10px; /* Adjust padding around OdinPay's input area */
  margin-bottom: 15px;
}

/* Styles the direct div OdinPay uses (inside .odin-field-container) */
/* Make it transparent so .odin-field-container's background shows */
.odin-field-container .odin-input {
  background-color: transparent;
  min-height: 38px; /* Ensure it has some height */
}
```

`instance.mount(selectorOrElement)`

Mounts the ODIN Drop-in UI component into the specified DOM element.

Parameters:

selectorOrElement (string | HTMLElement, Required):
- If a string, it should be a CSS selector (e.g., '#my-odin-container') pointing to the container element where the drop-in should be rendered.
- If an HTMLElement, it's the direct reference to the container element.
Returns: void

`instance.unmount()`

Removes the ODIN Drop-in UI component from the DOM and cleans up associated event listeners.

Parameters: None
Returns: void

Usage Example

<!-- index.html -->
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Odin Drop-in Test</title>
    <style>
        /* Basic button styling for this example */
        .odin-submit-button { /* Target class from internal component */
            padding: 10px 15px; background-color: #007bff; color: white;
            border: none; border-radius: 4px; cursor: pointer; margin-top: 10px;
        }
        .odin-submit-button:disabled { opacity: 0.6; cursor: not-allowed; }
        #odin-container { max-width: 400px; padding: 20px; border: 1px solid #ccc; margin: 20px; min-height: 150px; }
        .error-message { color: red; margin-top: 10px; font-size: 0.9em; }

        /*
        IMPORTANT for OdinPay.js v2:
        Border styling and other structural styles for the input field containers
        are NOT controlled by the 'theme' object. Apply them using external CSS
        targeting the containers rendered by @exerp/odin-dropin.
        Our drop-in renders <div class="odin-field-container"> which wraps
        a <div class="odin-input"> where OdinPay.js mounts its field.
        */
        .odin-field-container { /* Or use :deep() if styles are scoped in your framework */
        border: 1px solid #ccc;
        border-radius: 4px;
        padding: 5px 8px; /* Example padding around OdinPay's input area */
        margin-bottom: 10px;
        background-color: #fff;
        }
        .odin-field-container .odin-input {
        background-color: transparent; /* Let container background show through */
        min-height: 36px; /* Ensure space for OdinPay field */
        }

    </style>
</head>
<body>
    <h1>Odin Payment Form Example</h1>
    <div id="odin-container">
        <!-- Drop-in will mount here -->
    </div>
    <div id="result-display"></div>
    <div id="error-display" class="error-message"></div>
    <div id="validation-event-display" style="margin-top:10px; font-size:0.9em; color: blue;"></div>

    <script type="module" src="app.js"></script>
</body>
</html>

// app.js
import {
  OdinDropin,
  type BillingFieldsConfig, // Keep if used in example logic
  type OdinFieldValidationEvent,
  type OdinV2ThemeConfig,
  type OdinSubmitPayload,
  type OdinPayErrorPayload,
  type LogLevel
} from '@exerp/odin-dropin';

const odinContainer = document.getElementById('odin-container');
const resultDisplay = document.getElementById('result-display');
const errorDisplay = document.getElementById('error-display');
const validationEventDisplay = document.getElementById('validation-event-display');
let odinDropinInstance = null; // To hold the instance

// --- Fetch Public Token (Replace with your actual backend call) ---
async function getPublicToken() {
    // Simulate fetching from backend
    console.log("Fetching ODIN Public Token...");
    // In a real app, replace this with:
    // const response = await fetch('/api/get-odin-public-token');
    // if (!response.ok) throw new Error('Failed to fetch token');
    // const data = await response.json();
    // return data.publicToken;
    // For example purposes:
    return prompt("Enter ODIN Public Token:"); // DO NOT use prompt in production
}


function handleFieldValidation(event: OdinFieldValidationEvent) {
  console.log('[Example App] onChangeValidation:', event);
  if (validationEventDisplay) {
    validationEventDisplay.textContent = `Last Validation: ${event.fieldName} - Valid: ${event.isValid}, Code: ${event.errorCode || 'N/A'}`;
  }
  // Add custom logic here, e.g., dynamic styling based on event.isValid
}

// --- Initialize and Mount ---
async function initializeOdin() {
    if (!odinContainer) {
        console.error('Mount point not found');
        return;
    }

    try {
        const token = await getPublicToken();
        if (!token) {
            throw new Error('ODIN Public Token is required.');
        }

        const country = prompt("Enter Country Code (US or CA):"); // Example, get this from your app's context
        if (country !== 'US' && country !== 'CA') {
            throw new Error('Valid Country Code (US or CA) is required.');
        }

        const pmtType = confirm("Use BANK_ACCOUNT? (Cancel for Card)") ? 'BANK_ACCOUNT' : 'CARD'; // Example of selecting payment method type

        const enableNameField = confirm("Enable 'Name on Card' field?"); // Example
        const currentBillingFieldsConfig: BillingFieldsConfig = {
            name: enableNameField,
            // addressLine1: { label: "Street Address", placeholder: "123 Main St" },
            // addressLine2: false,
        };

        const exampleTheme: OdinV2ThemeConfig = {
          "fontFamily": "Arial, sans-serif",
          "fontSize": "16px",
          "color": "#333",
          "::placeholder": {
            "color": "#888"
          }
        };

        // Clean previous state if re-initializing
        if (odinDropinInstance) {
            odinDropinInstance.unmount();
        }
        if (resultDisplay) resultDisplay.textContent = '';
        if (errorDisplay) errorDisplay.textContent = '';
        if (validationEventDisplay) validationEventDisplay.textContent = '';

        odinDropinInstance = new OdinDropin({
            odinPublicToken: token,
            countryCode: country as 'US' | 'CA',
            paymentMethodType: pmtType as 'CARD' | 'BANK_ACCOUNT',
            billingFieldsConfig: currentBillingFieldsConfig,
            logLevel: 'DEBUG', // Example: set a log level
            onChangeValidation: handleFieldValidation,
            onSubmit: (result) => {
                console.log('onSubmit received:', result);
                let message = `Success! PM ID: ${result.paymentMethodId}\nType: ${result.paymentMethodType}`;

                if (result.paymentMethodType === 'CARD' && result.details) {
                    const cardDetails = result.details; // Type assertion might be needed in TS, not in JS example
                    message += `\nCard Brand: ${cardDetails.cardBrand || 'N/A'}`;
                    message += `\nLast 4: ${cardDetails.last4 || 'N/A'}`;
                    message += `\nExpires: ${cardDetails.expirationDate || 'N/A'}`;
                    // You might want to display maskedAccountNumber or binDetails too
                    // console.log('Masked Account Number:', cardDetails.maskedAccountNumber);
                    // console.log('BIN Details:', cardDetails.binDetails);
                } else if (result.paymentMethodType === 'BANK_ACCOUNT' && result.details) {
                    const achDetails = result.details as AchPaymentMethodDetails; // Type assertion for clarity
                    message += `\nAccount Type: ${achDetails.bankAccountType || 'N/A'}`;
                    message += `\nAccount Last4: ${achDetails.accountNumberLast4 || 'N/A'}`;
                    if (achDetails.routingNumber) message += `\nRouting: ${achDetails.routingNumber}`;
                    if (achDetails.transitNumber) message += `\nTransit: ${achDetails.transitNumber}`;
                    if (achDetails.institutionNumber) message += `\nInstitution: ${achDetails.institutionNumber}`;
                }

                if (result.billingInformation) {
                    message += `\nBilling Info: ${JSON.stringify(result.billingInformation, null, 2)}`;
                }

                if (resultDisplay) resultDisplay.textContent = message;
                if (errorDisplay) errorDisplay.textContent = '';
                
                alert(`Payment Method ID: ${result.paymentMethodId} - Review console for all details. Send ID to backend.`);
                // Optionally unmount after success:
                // odinDropinInstance.unmount();
            },
            onError: (error) => {
                console.error('onError received:', error);
                if (errorDisplay) errorDisplay.textContent = `Error: ${error.message}`;
                if (resultDisplay) resultDisplay.textContent = '';
            },
        });

        odinDropinInstance.mount(odinContainer); // Mount into the div element

    } catch (error) {
        console.error('Initialization or mounting failed:', error);
        if (errorDisplay) errorDisplay.textContent = `Error: ${error.message || error}`;
    }
}

// --- Run Initialization ---
initializeOdin();

// Example of how to unmount if needed later (e.g., on component destroy in a framework)
// function cleanup() {
//   if (odinDropinInstance) {
//     odinDropinInstance.unmount();
//     odinDropinInstance = null;
//     console.log('Odin Drop-in unmounted.');
//   }
// }
// window.addEventListener('beforeunload', cleanup); // Example cleanup trigger

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