Integrate the Virtual Cards SDK

Integrate the Virtual Cards SDK into your application

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Integrate the Virtual Cards SDK

Integrate the Virtual Cards SDK into your application

Prerequisites

Get Started

Integrate the JS SDK

To use the Virtual Cards SDK in a Web or Node.js project, you must add @sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards as a dependency to your project.

yarn add '@sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards'
# or
npm install --save '@sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards'

In order to instantiate a Virtual Cards client, make sure you have followed instructions for , and (see above).

To instantiate and initialize a client in your application, add the following:

import { DefaultApiClientManager } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-api-client'
import { DefaultConfigurationManager } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-common'
import { DefaultSudoVirtualCardsClient } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards'
import { DefaultSudoProfilesClient } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-profiles'
import { DefaultSudoUserClient } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-user'

const sdkConfigJSON = /* ... refer to Users documentation ... */
DefaultConfigurationManager.getInstance().setConfig(sdkConfigJSON)

const userClient = new DefaultSudoUserClient(/* refer to Users documentation */)
const profilesClient = new DefaultSudoProfilesClient(/* refer to Sudos documentation */)
const apiClientManager = DefaultApiClientManager.getInstance().setAuthClient(userClient)

const virtualCardsClient = new DefaultSudoVirtualCardsClient(
    apiClientManager,
    userClient,
    profilesClient
)

Integrate the iOS SDK

pod 'SudoVirtualCards'

Install pod dependencies by running the following command in your project directory:

pod install --repo-update

This will update the local CocoaPods repository and install the latest version of the Virtual Cards SDK.

To instantiate a client in your application, add the following:

import SudoVirtualCards
import SudoProfiles
import SudoUser

let userClient = // ... see "Users" docs
let profilesClient = // ... see "Sudos" docs

do {
    let virtualCardsClient = DefaultSudoVirtualCardsClient(
        keyNamespace: keyNamespace,
        userClient: userClient,
        profilesClient: profilesClient
    )
} catch {
    // Handle initialization error. An error might be thrown due to invalid
    // or missing confiugration file.
}s

You only need one client instance for a given user per device. Instantiating multiple clients with the same configuration and using them at the same time may cause unexpected runtime errors to occur.

Integrate the Android SDK

The Android SDK is open source and compatible with Android 6 (API level 23) and above.

Add this line to the dependencies section of the app module build.gradle and synchronize your project with Android Studio.

dependencies {
    implementation 'com.sudoplatform:sudovirtualcards:$latest_version'
    // For Stripe funding source. https://github.com/stripe/stripe-android
    implementation 'com.stripe:stripe-android:20.5.0'
    // For Checkout funding source. https://github.com/checkout/frames-android
    implementation 'com.github.checkout:frames-android:3.1.2'
}

To instantiate a client in your application, add the following

val userClient = // ... see "Users" docs
val profilesClient = // ... see "Sudos" docs

val virtualCardsClient = SudoVirtualCardsClient.builder()
    .setContext(appContext)
    .setSudoUserClient(userClient)
    .setSudoProfilesClient(profilesClient)
    .build()

You only need one client instance for a given user per device. Instantiating multiple clients with the same configuration and using them at the same time may cause unexpected runtime errors to occur.

PreviousVirtual Cards NextVirtual Cards Entitlements

Last updated 8 days ago

Prerequisites

Get Started

Integrate the JS SDK

To use the Virtual Cards SDK in a Web or Node.js project, you must add @sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards as a dependency to your project.

yarn add '@sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards'
# or
npm install --save '@sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards'

In order to instantiate a Virtual Cards client, make sure you have followed instructions for , and (see above).

To instantiate and initialize a client in your application, add the following:

import { DefaultApiClientManager } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-api-client'
import { DefaultConfigurationManager } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-common'
import { DefaultSudoVirtualCardsClient } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-virtual-cards'
import { DefaultSudoProfilesClient } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-profiles'
import { DefaultSudoUserClient } from '@sudoplatform/sudo-user'

const sdkConfigJSON = /* ... refer to Users documentation ... */
DefaultConfigurationManager.getInstance().setConfig(sdkConfigJSON)

const userClient = new DefaultSudoUserClient(/* refer to Users documentation */)
const profilesClient = new DefaultSudoProfilesClient(/* refer to Sudos documentation */)
const apiClientManager = DefaultApiClientManager.getInstance().setAuthClient(userClient)

const virtualCardsClient = new DefaultSudoVirtualCardsClient(
    apiClientManager,
    userClient,
    profilesClient
)

Integrate the iOS SDK

Add this line to your :

pod 'SudoVirtualCards'

Install pod dependencies by running the following command in your project directory:

pod install --repo-update

This will update the local CocoaPods repository and install the latest version of the Virtual Cards SDK.

In order to instantiate a Virtual Cards client, make sure you have followed instructions for , and (see above)

To instantiate a client in your application, add the following:

import SudoVirtualCards
import SudoProfiles
import SudoUser

let userClient = // ... see "Users" docs
let profilesClient = // ... see "Sudos" docs

do {
    let virtualCardsClient = DefaultSudoVirtualCardsClient(
        keyNamespace: keyNamespace,
        userClient: userClient,
        profilesClient: profilesClient
    )
} catch {
    // Handle initialization error. An error might be thrown due to invalid
    // or missing confiugration file.
}s

You only need one client instance for a given user per device. Instantiating multiple clients with the same configuration and using them at the same time may cause unexpected runtime errors to occur.

See it in action. Be sure to take a look at the on Github that our team published as a reference for integrating the Virtual Cards SDK into your app as quickly and seamlessly as possible.

Integrate the Android SDK

The Android SDK is open source and compatible with Android 6 (API level 23) and above.

Add this line to the dependencies section of the app module build.gradle and synchronize your project with Android Studio.

dependencies {
    implementation 'com.sudoplatform:sudovirtualcards:$latest_version'
    // For Stripe funding source. https://github.com/stripe/stripe-android
    implementation 'com.stripe:stripe-android:20.5.0'
    // For Checkout funding source. https://github.com/checkout/frames-android
    implementation 'com.github.checkout:frames-android:3.1.2'
}

The latest version of the SDK can be found at .

In order to instantiate a Virtual Cards client, make sure you have followed instructions for , and (see Prerequisities above)

To instantiate a client in your application, add the following

val userClient = // ... see "Users" docs
val profilesClient = // ... see "Sudos" docs

val virtualCardsClient = SudoVirtualCardsClient.builder()
    .setContext(appContext)
    .setSudoUserClient(userClient)
    .setSudoProfilesClient(profilesClient)
    .build()

You only need one client instance for a given user per device. Instantiating multiple clients with the same configuration and using them at the same time may cause unexpected runtime errors to occur.

See it in action. Be sure to take a look at the on Github that our team published as a reference for integrating the Virtual Cards SDK into your app as quickly and seamlessly as possible.