💸️ The Enzona Payment Embedded is a lightweight Kotlin library designed to simplify integration with the Enzona payment system in Android applications. This library is built on top of several foundational libraries, including:
- Gson: A library for JSON serialization and deserialization.
- OkHttp: An HTTP client for making network requests.
- Kotlin Coroutines: A library for asynchronous programming in Kotlin using coroutines.
The development of this library was guided by the official Enzona API documentation, which provides comprehensive information about the Enzona Payment API.
dependencyResolutionManagement {
repositoriesMode.set(RepositoriesMode.FAIL_ON_PROJECT_REPOS)
repositories {
mavenCentral()
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
}
dependencies {
// Replace 'TAG' with the current version of the library.
implementation 'com.github.jdsdhp:enzona-payment-embedded:TAG'
}
Initialize the Enzona Payment Embedded in your application by calling the initialize
method.
Provide the appropriate values for the API URL, merchant consumer key, consumer secret, and merchant
UUID.
Enzona.getInstance().initialize(
apiUrl = Enzona.ApiUrl.OFFICIAL,
merchantConsumerKey = "your_consumer_key",
merchantConsumerSecret = "your_consumer_secret",
merchantUUID = "your_merchant_uuid",
)
Note: The authentication step is optional and only required if you want to validate the data during initialization.
Authenticate using Enzona credentials by calling the authenticate
method. This step is
particularly useful if you want to verify the validity of the provided merchant credentials.
val authenticationResult: ResultValue<Token> = Enzona.getInstance().authenticate()
Note: Handling authentication errors is crucial for ensuring a secure integration.
Create a payment using the createPayment
method. Provide details such
as discount
, shipping
, tip
and other necessary parameters.
val paymentResult: ResultValue<Payment> = Enzona.getInstance().createPayment(
discount = 10.0,
shipping = 5.0,
tip = 2.0,
// ... other parameters
items = listOf(item1, item2, item3)
)
Retrieve payment details using the getPaymentDetails
method with the transaction_uuid
.
val paymentResult: ResultValue<Payment> = Enzona.getInstance().getPaymentDetails("transaction_uuid")
Cancel a payment using the cancelPayment
method with the transaction_uuid
.
val paymentResult: ResultValue<Payment> = Enzona.getInstance().cancelPayment("transaction_uuid")
Complete a payment using the completePayment
method with the transaction_uuid
.
val completeResult: ResultValue<Payment> = Enzona.getInstance().completePayment("transaction_uuid")
Note: Ensure that you handle the asynchronous nature of some functions appropriately, as indicated by the use of suspend in function signatures.
It's very important to check out the sample app. Most techniques that you would want to implement are already implemented in the examples.
View the sample app's source code here
- Confirm a payment
- Obtain details of a refund
- Obtain a list of refunds
- Obtain a list of completed payments
- Perform checkout for a payment
- Create a receive code
- List refunds for a payment
- Pay for a product
- Create a payment order
- Initiate a payment refund
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