@velocitycareerlabs/vcl-react-native

Velocity Career Labs React Native SDK

Android:

kotlin version: 1.9.24

minSdkVersion: 24

compileSdkVersion: 34

targetSdkVersion: 34

iOS:

swift version: 5

deployment target: 13

React Native:

react version 18.2.0

react native version 0.73.6

React Native SDK

The React Native SDK is a wrapper of iOS and Android SDKs. The minimum supported Android API is 24. The iOS target deployment API is 13.0.

Installation

• Add the path to the Velocity specs to the head of the Pod file in the iOS folder source 'https://github.com/velocitycareerlabs/Specs.git'
• SDK installation:

yarn add @velocitycareerlabs/vcl-react-native

or

npm install @velocitycareerlabs/vcl-react-native --save

Native SDK versions

By default, the package pins native iOS and Android SDK versions through vclNativeSdkVersions in its package.json, falling back to the React Native package version if no native pin is present.

{
  "version": "2.10.0",
  "vclNativeSdkVersions": {
    "ios": "2.10.0-rc",
    "android": "2.10.0-rc"
  }
}

Usage

To start using the VCL SDK, you’ll need to create its object and initialize it in Velocity Network™:

import vcl, {
  VCLErrorCodeCompatibilityMode,
} from '@velocitycareerlabs/vcl-react-native';

const initializationDescriptor: VCLInitializationDescriptor = {
  environment: environment,
};
vcl.initialize(initializationDescriptor).then(
  () => {
    // Do your magic
  },
  (err: VCLError) => {
    // Handle initialization failure
  }
);

SDK 2.10.0 uses native taxonomy error codes by default. To temporarily preserve legacy native error-code mappings during migration, initialize with:

const initializationDescriptor: VCLInitializationDescriptor = {
  environment: environment,
  errorCodeCompatibilityMode: VCLErrorCodeCompatibilityMode.Legacy,
};

More details can be found HERE