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Wink IAM Java SDK

Welcome to the Java SDK that enables you to communicate with all that the Wink platform has to offer.

Getting started

This SDK contains libraries you can leverage to communicate with the Wink platform.

Java Requirements

Maven artifacts were compiled with Java 17. Java 1.8 is the lowest supported version.

Spring is not required but we highly recommend you use. Our examples will be based on how to do it the "Spring way".

Download libraries from Maven Central Repository.

OAuth2 Support

Spring-enabled OAuth2 bean that manages your keys.

<dependency>
<groupId>travel.wink</groupId>
<artifactId>iam-sdk-java</artifactId>
<packaging>jar</packaging>
<version><!-- see Releases --></version>
</dependency>

Usage

Using Spring, @Import(OAuth2WebClientConfiguration.class) or run a component scan over travel.wink.sdk.support and you let the library manage OAuth2 state for you.

Configuration

You will need a client ID and a client secret to communicate with any of the Wink platform endpoints. You can create your account and get your credentials here:

https://sell.wink.travel

Steps:

  1. Register your personal user account
  2. Log in
  3. Create your first account
  4. Select that account
  5. Choose to create an Application for that account
  6. The application will hold your credentials

Spring users

Add your credentials to your property file:

  1. wink.travel.client.id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
  2. wink.travel.client.secret=YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET

Non-Spring users

Create 2 environment variables in your preferred way:

  1. WINK_TRAVEL_CLIENT_ID=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
  2. WINK_TRAVEL_CLIENT_SECRET=YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET

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