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First steps - Main Apps - Mercado Pago Developers

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First steps

Make sure you have the Demo App installed on the SmartPOS device from the Development Kit. This app can serve as a reference when integrating.

To use the SDK, follow these steps:

  1. Add the Development Kit library to the app/libs directory.
  2. IInclude the dependency for the library in the .gradle file of the module in which the SDK will be used. Like this:

gradle

dependencies {
     ....
     implementation files("libs/nativesdk-0.1.0.aar")
     ...
}
  1. The correct configuration of metadata in the AndroidManifest.xml file is crucial to ensure optimal functioning and full integration of our SDK into your application. The metadata allows you to define essential and customized settings that the SDK needs to operate properly, adapting to the specific needs of each application and its usage environment. To do this, configure the following information:
  • CLIENT_ID: to identify the transactions of the integrators, indicate the credential Client ID that was assigned to the application created in the Developer dashboard.

xml

<application
    ...>

   <meta-data

        android:name="com.mercadolibre.android.sdk.CLIENT_ID"
        android:value="123456789L" />

    <!-- Other application settings -->
</application>
Important
It is crucial that the metadata name is exactly com.test.android.sdk.CLIENT_ID. Any variation in the name may result in the SDK not recognizing the field.

Additionally, make sure that the Client ID value ends with the letter "L" to indicate that it is a Long type number. This is necessary for the SDK to process the value correctly.
  • OAUTH_ENABLED: use the OAUTH_ENABLED field to enable the OAuth authorization protocol, which is necessary when devices will be used with accounts different from that of the application developer. This field is optional, and if it is not added to the metadata, it will be considered the default value false.

xml

<application
    ...>

    <meta-data

        android:name="com.mercadolibre.android.sdk.OAUTH_ENABLED"
        android:value="true" />

    <!-- Other application settings  -->

</application>
Important
It is crucial that the metadata name is exactly com.mercadolibre.android.sdk.OAUTH_ENABLED. Any variation in the name may result in the SDK not recognizing the field.

Make sure to correctly set the value of the field to only true or false, according to the need to enable or not the OAuth protocol. If not specified, the default value will be false.
  1. Still in the AndroidManifest.xml file, define the main activity that will be set as the application launcher. Add the following intent-filter:

xml

<intent-filter>                
                <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />               
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />               
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.HOME" />
</intent-filter>
  1. Create the class inherited from the Android Application class and enter the SDK configuration:
          
class MainApplication : Application() {
   override fun onCreate() {
       super.onCreate()
       val config = MPConfigBuilder(this, "123456789")
           .withBluetoothConfig()
           .withBluetoothUIConfig()
           .build()
       MPManager.initialize(this, config)
   }
}

        
          
public class MainApplication extends Application {

 @Override
 public void onCreate() {
   super.onCreate();
   MPConfig config = new MPConfigBuilder(this, "123456789")
     .withBluetoothConfig()
     .withBluetoothUIConfig()
     .build();
   MPManager.INSTANCE.initialize(this, config);
 }
}

        
  1. Start using the SDK to process payments:
          
val paymentFlow = MPManager.paymentFlow

val uriSuccess = paymentFlow.buildCallbackUri(
   "mercadopago://launcher_native_app",
   "success",
   hashMapOf("attr" to "123"),
   "demo_app"
)

val uriError = paymentFlow.buildCallbackUri(
   "mercadopago://launcher_native_app",
   "error",
   hashMapOf("attr" to "456"),
   "demo_app"
)

paymentFlow.launchPaymentFlowActivity(
   amount,
   description,
   uriSuccess,
   uriError,
   context,
   lastPaymentMethodSelected
) { response ->
   response.doIfError { error ->
       error.message?.let { errorMessage -> setLayoutError(errorMessage) }
   }
}

        
          
PaymentFlow paymentFlow = MPManager.INSTANCE.getPaymentFlow();

HashMap<String, String> metadata = new HashMap<>();

Uri uriSuccess = paymentFlow.buildCallbackUri(
 "mercadopago://launcher_native_app",
 "success",
 metadata,
 "demo_app"
);

Uri uriError = paymentFlow.buildCallbackUri(
 "mercadopago://launcher_native_app",
 "error",
 metadata,
 "demo_app"
);

Function1<MPResponse, Unit> callback = (MPResponse response) -> {
 return;
};

paymentFlow.launchPaymentFlowActivity(
 "1",
 "My Payment Description",
 uriSuccess,
 uriError,
 getApplicationContext(),
 "credit",
 callback
);