Credify SDK Sample

The SDK supports API level 23 and above (distribution stats).

Update the build.gradle(project level).

allprojects {
    repositories {
        ...
        maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' } // Add this line if you are using SDK version `v0.1.x`.
        mavenCentral()
    }
}

Update the build.gradle(app level).

dependencies {
    implementation 'one.credify.sdk:android-sdk:v0.2.0'
}

Note: Update the build.gradle(app level) for SDK version v0.1.x.

android {
    ...

    aaptOptions {
        noCompress "tflite"
        noCompress "lite"
        noCompress "bic"
    }
    ...
}

Sync project with Gradle file.

Note: If you gets the below error when you build your project.

Then you need to add this line tools:replace="android:supportsRtl" into the element in the AndroidManifest.xml.

Getting stated

Set up the SDK

Create CredifySDK instance.

If you have created a class that extends from Application class. You only add the below code to the onCreate() method. You can generate a new API key on the serviceX dashboard.

override fun onCreate() {
    super.onCreate()
    ...
    CredifySDK.Builder()
        .withApiKey([Your API Key])
        .withContext(this)
        .withEnvironment([Environment])
        .withTheme([ServiceXThemeConfig]) // it's available on SDK version v0.1.11
        .build()
    ...
}

Otherwise, you will need to create a new class that extends from Application class. In this example, I named it with DemoApplication.

...
class DemoApplication : Application() {
    override fun onCreate() {
        super.onCreate()

        // Generates a singleton here
        CredifySDK.Builder()
            .withApiKey([Your API Key])
            .withContext(this)
            .withEnvironment([Environment])
            .withTheme([ServiceXThemeConfig]) // it's available on SDK version v0.1.11
            .build()
    }
    ...
}

AND update your AndroidManifest.xml file.

<application
    android:name=".DemoApplication"
    ...
    >
    ...
</application>

After creating the CredifySDK instance, you can access the singleton like following:

val credifySDK = CredifySDK.instance

Offer usage

Get offers list

First, you need to create a parameter object by using GetOfferListParam class.

Secondly, to get offers list from the Credify SDK, you should use getOfferList method:

val params = GetOfferListParam(
    phoneNumber = // Your user phone number (Optional) - e.g. "32123456789",
    countryCode = // Your user phone number country code (Optional) - e.g. "+84",
    localId = // Your user id,
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id (Optional),
    productTypes = // List of ProductType enum that will be used to filter out the offers
)

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.getOfferList(params = params, callback: OfferListCallback)
// OR
CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.getOfferList(params = params): Observable<OfferList>

// NOTE: you need to pass credifyId when you call `CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer` method
data class OfferList(val offerList: List<Offer>, val credifyId: String?) : Serializable

Important: you need to keep credifyId on your side. You have to send the credifyId to Credify SDK when you use the methods that require credifyId. E.g: CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer

Show an offer detail

Create one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object.

val user = UserProfile(
    id = // Your user id,
    name = UserName(
        firstName = // Your user's first name,
        lastName = // Your user's last name,
        middleName = // Your user's middle name (Optional),
        name = // Your user's full name (Optional)
    ),
    phone = UserPhoneNumber(
        phoneNumber = // Your user's phone number,
        countryCode = // Your user's phone country code
    ),
    email = // Your user's email,
    dob = // Your user's day of birth (Optional),
    address = // Your user's address (Optional),
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id. If your user have created Credify account then it should not be null
)

To show an offer detail by using:

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer(
    context = // Context,
    offer = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.Offer object,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id. If your user have created Credify account then it should not be null. It's removed from v0.2.0 because it is moved to UserProfile object,
    marketName = // Your app name,
    pushClaimCallback = // CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback callback,
    offerPageCallback = // CredifySDK.OfferPageCallback callback
)

You have to handle the CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback callback for pushing claims. For example:

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer(
    context = // Context,
    offer = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.Offer object,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id. It's removed from v0.2.0 because of moving to UserProfile object,
    marketName = // Your app name,
    pushClaimCallback = object : CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback {
        override fun onPushClaim(
            credifyId: String,
            user: UserProfile, // It's removed from version v.0.2.x
            resultCallback: CredifySDK.PushClaimResultCallback
        ) {
            // Code for pushing claims, you need to call your API to do this task.
            // After pushing claims, you have to notify to Credify SDK. For example:
            resultCallback.onPushClaimResult(
                isSuccess = [true if success. Otherwise, pass false]
            )
        }
    },
    offerPageCallback = object : CredifySDK.OfferPageCallback {
        override fun onClose(status: RedemptionResult) {
            // There are three status
            // - COMPLETED: the user redeemed offer successfully and the offer transaction status is COMPLETED.
            // - PENDING:   the user redeemed offer successfully and the offer transaction status is PENDING.
            // - CANCELED:  the user redeemed offer successfully and he canceled this offer afterwords OR he clicked 
            //              on the back button in any screens in the offer redemption flow.
        }

        override fun onOpenUrl(url: String) {
        }
    }
)

Important: you need to keep credifyId on your side. You have to send the credifyId to Credify SDK when you use the methods that require credifyId. E.g: CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer

To handle when the offer detail page is closed, you have to handle the CredifySDK.OfferPageCallback callback. For example:

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer(
    context = // Context,
    offer = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.Offer object,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id. It's removed from v0.2.0 because of moving to UserProfile object,
    marketName = // Your app name,
    pushClaimCallback = // CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback callback,
    offerPageCallback = object : CredifySDK.OfferPageCallback {
        override fun onClose() {
            // Your code logic here
        }
    }
)

Show promotion offer list(available on v0.3.0)

Using below method to show promotions offer list. The parameters are the same with the CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer except you have to pass offer list instead of an offer.

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showPromotionOffers(
    context = // Context,
    offers = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.Offer object,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    pushClaimCallback = object : CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback {
        override fun onPushClaim(
            credifyId: String,
            user: UserProfile, // It's removed from version v.0.2.x
            resultCallback: CredifySDK.PushClaimResultCallback
        ) {
            // Code for pushing claims, you need to call your API to do this task.
            // After pushing claims, you have to notify to Credify SDK. For example:
            resultCallback.onPushClaimResult(
                isSuccess = [true if success. Otherwise, pass false]
            )
        }
    },
    offerPageCallback = object : CredifySDK.OfferPageCallback {
        override fun onClose(status: RedemptionResult) {
            // There are three status
            // - COMPLETED: the user redeemed offer successfully and the offer transaction status is COMPLETED.
            // - PENDING:   the user redeemed offer successfully and the offer transaction status is PENDING.
            // - CANCELED:  the user redeemed offer successfully and he canceled this offer afterwords OR he clicked 
            //              on the back button in any screens in the offer redemption flow.
        }

        override fun onOpenUrl(url: String) {
        }
    }
)

Setting language

It's available from version v0.1.16.
Using CredifySDK.instance.setLanguage(language: String) to setup the language that will be used for the localization in the SDK.

BNPL usage

Check BNPL availability

Using getBNPLAvailability to check BNPL availability.

CredifySDK.instance.bnplApi.getBNPLAvailability(userProfile = user)
    .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
    .subscribe(
        { bnplInfo ->
            // Success case
        },
        {
            // Error case
        }
    )
    
/**
 * [isAvailable]: true, there is available BNPL for the user
 * [credifyId]: if it has value that means the user has created account before
 */
class BNPLInfo(val isAvailable: Boolean, val credifyId: String?)

Important: You need to keep credifyId on your side for using later.

Show BNPL(available v0.2.0)

If there is availability BNPL for the user you should use CredifySDK.instance.bnplApi.showBNPL to start the BNPL flow.

CredifySDK.instance.bnplApi.showBNPL(
    context = this@BNPLConsumerActivity,
    userProfile = user,
    orderInfo = orderInfo,
    pushClaimCallback = object : CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback {
        override fun onPushClaim(
            credifyId: String,
            resultCallback: CredifySDK.PushClaimResultCallback
        ) {
            // Code for pushing claims, you need to call your API to do this task.
            // After pushing claims, you have to notify to Credify SDK. For example:
            resultCallback.onPushClaimResult(
                isSuccess = [true if success. Otherwise, pass false]
            )
        }
    },
    bnplPageCallback = object : CredifySDK.BNPLPageCallback {
        override fun onClose(
            status: RedemptionResult,
            orderId: String,
            isPaymentCompleted: Boolean
        ) {
            // Receive the result and update on your side if needed
        }
    }
)

Show Passport

Using the below code for showing the Passport web app. This page will show all the offers which the user has redeemed.

Important: This method must be used after the user created an account. That's mean you have credifyId on your side

Older version than v0.1.16

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showPassport(
    context = // Context,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    callback = object : CredifySDK.PassportPageCallback {
        override fun onShow() {
            // The page is showing on the UI
        }

        override fun onClose() {
            // The page is closed
        }
    }
)

Version v0.1.16

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showPassport(
    context = // Context,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id,
    pushClaimCallback = // CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback callback. It's the same argument in the above CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer
    callback = object : CredifySDK.PassportPageCallback {
        override fun onShow() {
            // The page is showing on the UI
        }

        override fun onClose() {
            // The page is closed
        }
    }
)

Version v0.2.0 and above

CredifySDK.instance.passportApi.showPassport(
    context = // Context,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    credifyId = // Your user's credify id,
    pushClaimCallback = // CredifySDK.PushClaimCallback callback. It's the same argument in the above CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer
    callback = object : CredifySDK.PassportPageCallback {
        override fun onShow() {
            // The page is showing on the UI
        }

        override fun onClose() {
            // The page is closed
        }
    }
)

Show the Service detail

Using the below code for showing the Service detail page. It will show all the BNPL details which the user has used.

CredifySDK.instance.passportApi.showServiceInstance(
    context = // Context,
    userProfile = // one.credify.sdk.core.model.UserProfile object,
    marketId = // Your orgnization id that you have registered with Credify,
    productTypeList = // Product type list,
    callback = object : CredifySDK.PageCallback {
        override fun onClose() {
            // The page is showing on the UI
        }

        override fun onShow() {
            // The page is closed
        }
    }
)

Customize theme

Below is an example result if you do customize theme.

You can use ServiceXThemeConfig class to config the fonts, colors, input fields and so on for the serviceX SDK. You have to create ServiceXThemeConfig object when initializing the SDK. But it is optional. The SDK will use the default theme if you don't want to customize theme

    CredifySDK.Builder()
        .withApiKey([Your API Key])
        .withContext(this)
        .withEnvironment([Environment])
        .withTheme([ServiceXThemeConfig]) // it's available on SDK version v0.1.11
        .build()

ServiceXThemeConfig class

/**
 * @param color: it is [ThemeColor] object
 * @param font: it is [ThemeFont] object
 * @param icon: it is [ThemeIcon] object
 * @param actionBarTopLeftRadius: top-left action bar radius
 * @param actionBarBottomLeftRadius: bottom-left action bar radius
 * @param actionBarTopRightRadius: top-right action bar radius
 * @param actionBarBottomRightRadius: bottom-right action bar radius
 * @param datePickerStyle: data picker theme(style id)
 * @param elevation: it is in dp
 * @param inputFieldRadius: it is in dp
 * @param modelRadius: it is in dp
 * @param buttonRadius: it is in dp
 */
class ServiceXThemeConfig(
    val context: Context,
    val color: ThemeColor,
    val font: ThemeFont,
    val icon: ThemeIcon,
    val actionBarTopLeftRadius: Float,
    val actionBarBottomLeftRadius: Float,
    val actionBarTopRightRadius: Float,
    val actionBarBottomRightRadius: Float,
    val datePickerStyle: Int,
    val elevation: Float,
    val inputFieldRadius: Float,
    val modelRadius: Int = 10,
    val buttonRadius: Float = 50F,
)

ThemeColor class

/**
 * All properties are in [Int]. We can use 
 * - Color.parse([String]),
 * - ContextCompat.getColor([Context], [Color resource id])
 * - Color.WHITE, Color.BLUE,...
 
 * For example: Color.parseColor("#ff00ff")
 */
class ThemeColor(
    val primaryBrandyStart: Int,
    val primaryBrandyEnd: Int,
    val primaryText: Int,
    val secondaryActive: Int,
    val secondaryDisable: Int,
    val secondaryText: Int,
    val secondaryComponentBackground: Int,
    val secondaryBackground: Int,
    val topBarTextColor: Int,
    val primaryButtonTextColor: Int,
    val primaryButtonBrandyStart: Int,
    val primaryButtonBrandyEnd: Int,
)

ThemeFont class

/**
 * @param primaryFontFamily it is [Typeface] object. We can use ResourcesCompat.getFont(Context, R.font.your_font)
 * @param secondaryFontFamily it is [Typeface] object. We can use ResourcesCompat.getFont(Context, R.font.your_font)
 */
class ThemeFont(
    val context: Context,
    val primaryFontFamily: Typeface?,
    val secondaryFontFamily: Typeface?,
    val secondaryFontWeight: Int,
    val bigTitleFontSize: Float,
    val bigTitleFontLineHeight: Int,
    val modelTitleFontSize: Float,
    val modelTitleFontLineHeight: Int,
    val sectionTitleFontSize: Float,
    val sectionTitleFontLineHeight: Int,
    val bigFontSize: Float,
    val bigFontLineHeight: Int,
    val normalFontSize: Float,
    val normalFontLineHeight: Int,
    val smallFontSize: Float,
    val smallFontLineHeight: Int,
    val boldFontSize: Float,
    val boldFontLineHeight: Int,
)

ThemeIcon class

class ThemeIcon(
    val context: Context,
    val backIcon: Drawable?,
    val closeIcon: Drawable?,
)

Migrate from version `v0.1.x` to `v0.2.x`

ServiceXThemeConfig class

Removed the below properties:

context.
actionBarTopLeftRadius.
actionBarBottomLeftRadius.
actionBarTopRightRadius.
actionBarBottomRightRadius.
datePickerStyle.
elevation.

/**
 * @param color: it is [ThemeColor]
 * @param font: it is [ThemeFont]
 * @param icon: it is [ThemeIcon]
 * @param inputFieldRadius: Input field radius
 * @param pageHeaderRadius: bottom-left and bottom right action bar radius
 * @param modelRadius: Model radius
 * @param buttonRadius: Button radius
 * @param boxShadow: Shadow for a component. Ex: "0px 4px 30px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1)".
 * For more information, visit here: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_box-shadow.asp
 */
class ServiceXThemeConfig(
    val color: ThemeColor,
    val font: ThemeFont,
    val icon: ThemeIcon,
    val inputFieldRadius: Float,
    val pageHeaderRadius: Float,
    val modelRadius: Float,
    val buttonRadius: Float,
    val boxShadow: String,
)

ThemeColor class

Removed the context property.
All properties are in string instead of integer. It is hex string. For example: "#ff00ff"

ThemeFont class

Removed the context property.
The primaryFontFamily property is the font family name instead of Typeface. It must be available on Google Font E.g: "Oswald", "Roboto Slab"
The secondaryFontFamily property is the font family name instead of Typeface. It must be available on Google Font E.g: "Oswald", "Roboto Slab"

CredifyError class

Using one.credify.sdk.core.model.CredifyError instead of one.credify.sdk.core.CredifyError

ImageHelper class

The ImageHelper class was removed too. If you still want to use this helper. You can use Glide or use a helper class in this example app(one.credify.sdk.sample.screen.helper.ImageHelper).

UserName class

The name property is nullable.

PushClaimCallback interface

Removed user argument in the onPushClaim method.

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer method

Removed marketName argument.

Update the `build.gradle`(app level).

If the compileSdkVersion is less than 31 then you need to add the below scripts:

  android {
    ...
    configurations.all {
        resolutionStrategy { force 'androidx.core:core-ktx:1.6.0' }
        resolutionStrategy { force 'androidx.appcompat:appcompat:1.3.1' }
    }
    ...
  }

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README.md

README.md

Credify SDK Sample

Getting stated

Set up the SDK

Offer usage

Get offers list

Show an offer detail

Show promotion offer list(available on v0.3.0)

Setting language

BNPL usage

Check BNPL availability

Show BNPL(available v0.2.0)

Show Passport

Show the Service detail

Customize theme

ServiceXThemeConfig class

ThemeColor class

ThemeFont class

ThemeIcon class

Migrate from version `v0.1.x` to `v0.2.x`

ServiceXThemeConfig class

ThemeColor class

ThemeFont class

CredifyError class

ImageHelper class

UserName class

PushClaimCallback interface

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer method

Update the `build.gradle`(app level).

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Credify SDK Sample

Getting stated

Set up the SDK

Offer usage

Get offers list

Show an offer detail

Show promotion offer list(available on v0.3.0)

Setting language

BNPL usage

Check BNPL availability

Show BNPL(available v0.2.0)

Show Passport

Show the Service detail

Customize theme

ServiceXThemeConfig class

ThemeColor class

ThemeFont class

ThemeIcon class

Migrate from version v0.1.x to v0.2.x

ServiceXThemeConfig class

ThemeColor class

ThemeFont class

CredifyError class

ImageHelper class

UserName class

PushClaimCallback interface

CredifySDK.instance.offerApi.showOffer method

Update the build.gradle(app level).

Contacts

Migrate from version `v0.1.x` to `v0.2.x`

Update the `build.gradle`(app level).