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How to use XpressPlug in Android

After setting the correct parameters and initializing XpressPlug, all the available functions are ready to be used and interact with the SDK.

Warning

Only initialize XpressPlug once per session, preferentially during the app's launch or at the earliest stage possible. You will not be able to execute any entrypoint until XpressPlug is initialized.

You can interact with XpressPlug and call for entrypoints. These entrypoints are used to connect with Veritran's functionalities, such as processes or transactions.

Entrypoints can be visual, like invoking a screen that opens the device's camera to take a picture, or non-visual, such as validating a login. To interact with these entrypoints, enter the syntax below, where:

  • EntryPointName: String for the entrypoint's name.

  • InputParameters: (Map>Key, Value>).

  • OutputKeys: Keys for the output values (Array<String>).

XpressPlugModule.callEntryPoint (entryPointName, inputParameters, outputKeys);

Note

Entrypoints names and their parameters will be provided by the Veritran team

In the following example, the entrypoint is called I_DOCU_SDK, and its input parameters include a map with a string type username. The keys defined as output keys are "errorCode" and "age". As a result, the function returns a map with the <key, Value> format that contains values previously set in the outputKeys array.

See the example below to learn how to call an entrypoint:

 const onPressCallXpressPlug = async () => { 
    clearResults(); 
    try { 
      console.log('---- ReactNative | Calling XpressPlugModule EntryPoint'); 
      const entryPointName = 'I_DOCU_SDK'; 
      const parameters = {userName: userName}; 
      const outputKeys = ['errorCode', 'age']; 
      const result = await XpressPlugModule.callEntryPoint( 
        entryPointName, 
        parameters, 
        outputKeys, 
      ); 
      console.log( 
        `---- ReactNative | XpressPlugModule EntryPoint Result -> errorCode:${result.errorCode}, age: ${result.age}`, 
      ); 
      setResultsTitle('Result:'); 
      setResultCode(result.errorCode); 
      setResultAge(result.age); 
    } catch (e) { 
      console.error(e); 
    } 
  };
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