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fidel-react-native

v2.1.1

Published

5 months ago

Fidel's React Native bridge library for iOS and Android.

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Fidel React Native SDK

This SDK is a bridge between React Native and Fidel's native iOS and Android SDKs. It helps you to add card linking technology to your React Native apps in minutes. It captures credit/debit card numbers securely and links them to your programs.

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Documentation

Our website includes all the React Native SDK documentation.

How to run the example application

Follow the React Native environment setup instructions. The example app is not an Expo app, so please follow the "React Native CLI Quickstart" guide.
Open the terminal in the "example" folder.
Install React Native dependencies (which include the Fidel react native library) by running yarn in the terminal
To run the iOS example app:
1. Switch to the "example/ios" folder in your terminal.
2. Run pod install to install the Cocoapods project dependencies
3. Open the example.xcworkspace in Xcode
4. Run the project (eventually, it should open another terminal windown that runs Metro)
To run the Android example app:
1. Open the "example/android" project in Android Studio.
2. Open a terminal window in the "example" folder.
3. Run the following command to start Metro: npx react-native start
4. Run the project on your preferred emulator/device.

Feedback

The Fidel API SDKs is in active development, so we welcome your feedback!

Get in touch:

GitHub Issues - For SDK issues and feedback