React-native integration guide
CardVerify React Native installation guide
Visit our website at https://www.getbouncer.com for examples. Native libraries for android and iOS are also available through our private repositories. Contact [email protected] for access to these libraries.
Add a dependency to
react-native-cardverify in your package.json file. The latest version of react-native-cardverify can be added to your dependencies automatically by installing the SDK in the same directory as your package.json file.$ npm install react-native-cardverify
Add the
CardVerify and react-native-cardverify pods to the ~/ios/Podfile file in your apptarget 'Your App' do
...
pod 'CardVerify', :http => 'https://api.getbouncer.com/v1/downloads/sdk/card_verify/<API_KEY>/cardverify-ios-2.0.15.tgz'
pod 'react-native-cardverify', :path => '../node_modules/react-native-cardverify/react-native-cardverify.podspec'
end
CardVerify uses xcframeworks for its native package. Add the following to your
~/ios/Podfile file in your app to enable this:dynamic_frameworks = ['CardVerify']
pre_install do |installer|
installer.pod_targets.each do |pod|
if dynamic_frameworks.include?(pod.name)
puts "Overriding the build_as_static_framework? method for #{pod.name}"
def pod.build_as_static_framework?;
false
end
end
end
end
More installation options for iOS can be found in the Installation section of the iOS integration guide.
Note: You will need a username and password to set up these repositories. Please contact [email protected] to request credentials.
Add the CardVerify repository to the android section of your react-native project. In your
android/build.gradle file, append the following to repositories:repositories {
// ...
mavenCentral()
}
Add the cardverify dependencies to the android section of your react-native project. In your
android/app/build.gradle file, append the following to dependencies:dependencies {
implementation "com.getbouncer:cardverify-ui:2.1.0004"
implementation "com.getbouncer:scan-payment-full:2.1.0004"
implementation "com.getbouncer:scan-camerax:2.1.0004"
implementation "com.getbouncer:tensorflow-lite:2.1.0004"
}
Please add the following to your
android/app/build.gradle file in the android section:aaptOptions {
noCompress "tflite"
}
By default, bouncer uses the Android Camera 1 API. To use Camera2 or CameraX, add one of the following imports:
implementation "com.getbouncer:scan-camerax:2.1.0004"
// OR
implementation "com.getbouncer:scan-camera2:2.1.0004"
Open
android/app/src/main/java/[...]/MainApplication.java and add the following lines to the end of the onCreate() method.import com.getbouncer.RNCardVerifyModule;
...
public class MainApplication
extends Application
implements ReactApplication {
...
public void onCreate() {
...
// set your generated API key
RNCardVerifyModule.apiKey = "<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>";
// set to true for experimental expiry extraction
RNCardVerifyModule.enableExpiryExtraction = false;
// set to true for experimental name extraction
RNCardVerifyModule.enableNameExtraction = false;
}
}
CardVerify uses the device camera to scan cards, so you'll need to add a description of camera usage to your
Info.plist file:
XCode iOS camera permission
The string you add here will be what CardVerify displays to your users when CardVerify first prompts them for permission to use the camera.
Alternatively, you can add this permission directly to your Info.plist file:
<key>NSCameraUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your camera to scan your card</string>
Swift
Objective C
In your
AppDelegate.swift file, Add an import for CardVerify, and set your API key.import UIKit
import CardVerify
@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
Bouncer.configure(apiKey: "<your_api_key_here>")
// do any other necessary launch configuration
return true
}
}
If your app is configured using objective-c, in your
AppDelegate.m file, Add an import for CardVerify, and set your API key.#import "AppDelegate.h"
...
@import CardVerify;
@implementation AppDelegate
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
...
[Bouncer configureWithApiKey:@"<your_api_key_here>"];
return YES;
}
react-native-cardverify exposes two static methods on the
CardVerify object, isSupportedAsync() and scan(bin, last4).To determine if the device supports CardVerify, use the
isSupportedAsync() method. For example,import CardVerify from 'react-native-cardverify';
CardVerify.isSupportedAsync()
.then(supported => {
if (supported) {
// YES, show scan button
} else {
// NO
}
})
To scan a card, use the
scan(bin, last4) method.binis an optional string of the first 6 digits of the card to be scanned.If non-null, the user will be required to scan a card starting with thesedigits.last4is an optional string of the last 4 digits of the card to be scanned.If non-null, the user will be required to scan a card ending with these digits.
For example,
import CardVerify from 'react-native-cardverify';
CardVerify.scan(bin, last4)
.then(({action, scanId, payload, canceledReason}) => {
if (action === 'scanned') {
const {
number,
expiryMonth,
expiryYear,
issuer,
legalName,
payloadVersion,
verificationPayload
} = payload;
// Display information, use the verificationPayload to check card validity
} else if (action === 'canceled') {
if (canceledReason === 'user_missing_card') {
// user tapped the "I don't have this card" button
}
if (canceledReason === 'user_canceled') {
// user closed the scan
}
if (canceledReason === 'camera_error') {
// an error occurred with the camera during scan
}
if (canceledReason === 'fatal_error') {
// an error occurred while processing scan results
}
if (canceledReason === 'unknown') {
// the scan was canceled for an unknown reason
}
} else if (action === 'skipped') {
// User skipped
} else if (action === 'unknown') {
// Unknown reason for scan canceled
}
})
Inside the
example directory, you can find an example React Native project that you can run.Note: you will have to have a valid API key and repository access to run the demo app.
To run the example app, do the following:
- Add your repository username and password to
android/build.gradle. - Add your API key to the cocoapods configuration file
ios/Podfile. - Add your API key to
android/app/src/main/java/com/getbouncer/example/MainApplication.javaandios/example/AppDelegate.m. - Point the android app to the SDK: create a file
example/android/local.propertieswith a linesdk.dir=<full_path_to_android_sdk> $ npm install$ cd example$ npm install$ cd ios && pod install && cd ..- To run Android app:
react-native run-android - To run iOS app:
react-native run-ios
Adam Wushensky, Sam King, Zain ul Abi Din, Jaime Park, and Stefano Suryanto
This library is available under paid and free licenses. See the LICENSE file for the full license text.
In short, this library will remain free forever for non-commercial applications, but use by commercial applications is limited to 90 days, after which time a licensing agreement is required. We're also adding some legal liability protections.
After this period commercial applications need to convert to a licensing agreement to continue to use this library.
Details of licensing (pricing, etc) are available at https://getbouncer.com/pricing, or you can contact us at [email protected].
What’s allowed under the license:
- Free use for any app for 90 days (for demos, evaluations, hackathons, etc).
- Any modifications as needed to work in your app
What’s not allowed under the license:
- Commercial applications using the license for longer than 90 days without a license agreement.
- Using us now in a commercial app today? No worries! Just email [email protected] and we’ll get you set up.
- Redistribution under a different license
- Removing attribution
- Modifying logos
- Indemnification: using this free software is ‘at your own risk’, so you can't sue Bouncer Technologies, Inc. for problems caused by this library
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