A Flutter plugin for integrating Scandinavian payment provider MobilePay.
Only Android support for now.
Install the package by adding the line flutter_mobilepay_payment: ^0.1.0
to pubspec.yaml
and run flutter packages get
.
Import it in main.dart
;
import 'package:flutter_mobilepay_payment/flutter_mobilepay_payment.dart';
and once in your app, initialize a AppSwitchPayment
instance:
void main() => runApp(MyApp());
class MyApp extends StatefulWidget {
static AppSwitchPayment _mobilePay = AppSwitchPayment(
"APPDK0000000000", Country.Denmark,
captureType: CaptureType.Reserve);
@override
_MyAppState createState() => _MyAppState(_mobilePay);
}
Then do a payment like this:
final payment = await mobilePay.pay("86715c57-8840-4a6f-af5f-07ee89107ece", 10.0);
If payment
is null
, that means that the payment was cancelled, i.e. the user backed out.
If an error occurs, an exception will be thrown with the corresponding error code.
Otherwise, the payment
object will contain the paid amount and the transaction ID.
At this point you would want to process the payment, e.g. by sending the order ID and transaction ID to your backend. When the process completes succesfully, call
await payment.complete();
If the app fails to process the payment, or even if it crashes after returning from AppSwitch, the uncompleted payment will be accessible through
final payment = await incompletePayment();
You should check for that when your app starts, and if it is non-null
, resume the app in the state where it is processing the payment.
The plugin has MobilePay AppSwitch SDK v. 1.8.1 built in. See here if it's the latest one.
Q: I got a lovely java.lang.AbstractMethodError (no error message)
from gradle after installing the package.
A: That's been seen when using Kotlin 1.2.50, and it was fixed by upgrading to 1.2.60.
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