The Risk iOS package helps collect device data for merchants with direct integration (standalone) with the package and those using Checkout's Frames iOS package.
The package helps collect device data for merchants with direct integration (standalone) with the package and those using Checkout’s Frames iOS package.
Add Risk as a package dependency - see Installation guide on how to add our SDK in your iOS app via SPM or Cocoapods.
Obtain a public API key from Checkout Dashboard.
Initialise the package Risk with the public API key and environment Risk.init(config: yourConfig) early-on.
public struct RiskConfig {
let publicKey: String
let environment: RiskEnvironment
let framesMode: Bool
public init(publicKey: String, environment: RiskEnvironment, framesMode: Bool = false) {
self.publicKey = publicKey
self.environment = environment
self.framesMode = framesMode
}
}
public enum RiskEnvironment {
case qa
case sandbox
case production
}
Use the configure to complete your setup, then publish the device data within the closure with the publishData method.
public struct PublishRiskData {
public let deviceSessionId: String
}
public enum RiskError: LocalizedError, Equatable {
case configuration(Configuration)
case publish(Publish)
}
public enum RiskError {
case configuration(Configuration)
case publish(Publish)
}
public extension RiskError {
enum Configuration: LocalizedError {
case integrationDisabled
case couldNotRetrieveConfiguration
public var errorDescription: String? {
switch self {
case .integrationDisabled:
return "Integration disabled"
case .couldNotRetrieveConfiguration:
return "Error retrieving configuration"
}
}
}
enum Publish: LocalizedError {
case couldNotPublishRiskData
case couldNotPersisRiskData
case fingerprintServiceIsNotConfigured
public var errorDescription: String? {
switch self {
case .couldNotPublishRiskData:
return "Error publishing risk data"
case .couldNotPersisRiskData:
return "Error persisting risk data"
case .fingerprintServiceIsNotConfigured:
return "Fingerprint service is not configured. Please call configure() method first."
}
}
}
}
See example below:
import RiskSDK
// Example usage of package
let yourConfig = RiskConfig(publicKey: "pk_qa_xxx", environment: RiskEnvironment.qa)
self.riskSDK = Risk.init(config: yourConfig)
self.riskSDK.configure { configurationResult in
switch configurationResult {
case .failure(let errorResponse):
print(errorResponse.localizedDescription)
case .success():
self.riskSDK.publishData { result in
switch result {
case .success(let response):
print(response.deviceSessionId)
case .failure(let errorResponse):
print(errorResponse.localizedDescription)
}
}
}
}
Aside the instantiation via the init method, the package exposes two methods:
configure - This method completes your setup after initialisation. When the method is called, preliminary checks are made to Checkout’s internal API(s) that retrieves other configurations required for collecting device data, if the checks fail or the merchant is disabled, the error is returned and logged, you can also see more information on your Xcode console while in development mode.
public func configure(completion: @escaping (Result<Void, RiskError.Configuration>) -> Void) {
...
}
publishData - This is used to publish and persist the device data.
public func publishData (cardToken: String? = nil, completion: @escaping (Result<PublishRiskData, RiskError.Publish>) -> Void) {
...
}
Our sample application showcases our prebuilt UIs and how our SDK works. You can run this locally once you clone the repository (whether directly via git or with suggested integration methods).
Our demo apps also test the supported integration methods (SPM, Cocoapods), so if you’re having any problems there, they should offer a working example. You will find them in the root of the repository, inside respective folders:
Find our CHANGELOG.md here.
Find our guide to start contributing here.
Risk iOS is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.