Facilitates integration with Revenue Monster services, offering authentication, transaction processing, and customizable API requests across multiple platforms. Includes minimal dependencies and supports custom request handling.
Revenue Monster Kotlin Multiplatform SDK, support every possible platform, such as desktop and mobile.
repositories {
google()
mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
implementation("io.revenuemonster.sdk:rm-kotlin-sdk:2.2.0")
}
⚠ Don't forget to implement ⚠
Kotlin Coroutines
Kotlinx Datetime
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| Package name | Version |
|---|---|
| ktor | 2.1.2 |
The idea is to support every possible platforms without pain
import io.revenuemonster.sdk.RevenueMonsterAuth
import io.revenuemonster.sdk.RevenueMonsterSDK
import io.revenuemonster.sdk.model.auth.Config
import io.revenuemonster.sdk.util.RMException
val config = Config(
clientID = "<<<Client ID>>>",
clientSecret = "<<<Client Secret>>>",
privateKey = "<<<YOUR PRIVATE KEY>>>",
sandbox =
)
GlobalScope.launch {
{
auth = RevenueMonsterAuth(config).getAccessToken()
sdk = RevenueMonsterSDK(auth)
result = sdk.payment.getTransactions()
println(result)
} (e: RMException){
println(e.message)
println(e.errorCode)
println(e.errorMessage)
} (e: Throwable){
e.printStackTrace()
}
}
If there's some new Feature / Open API, is not updated only we suggest to use this method, we handled most of the data processing & security check part. What you need to do only pass the request parameters and url.
val sdk = RevenueMonsterSDK(auth)
val response = sdk.custom(url = "/v3/store/1692604052727021311", HttpMethod.Get)
val json = Json {
ignoreUnknownKeys = true
}
val store = json.decodeFromString<Item<Store>>(response.bodyAsText())
@Serializable
data class LoyaltyPointRequest(
val point: Int,
val type: String,
val countryCode: String,
val phoneNumber: String
)
@Serializable
data class RMResponse(
val code: String
)
val data = LoyaltyPointRequest(
point = 100,
type = "PHONENUMBER",
countryCode = "60",
phoneNumber = "123456789"
)
try{
val jsonElement = Json.encodeToJsonElement(data)
val sdk = RevenueMonsterSDK(auth)
val response = sdk.custom("/v3/loyalty/reward", HttpMethod.Post, jsonElement)
result = Json.decodeFromString<RMResponse>(response.bodyAsText())
} (e: RMException){
println(e.message)
println(e.errorCode)
println(e.errorMessage)
} (e: Throwable){
e.printStackTrace()
}
Starting from version 2.1.1 onward, users will have the ability to manually set the timeout or socket timeout.
By default, the request timeout will be set to 95 seconds (95000L), and the socket timeout will be set to 60 seconds (60000L).
sdk.setTimeout(
timeout = 120000L,
socketTimeout = 120000L
)
| 1.7.20 |
| kotlinx-datetime | 0.4.0 |
| Platform | Architecture | Technology | Package name | Support |
|---|
| macOS | JVM | rm-kotlin-sdk-jvm | ✅ |
| linux | JVM | rm-kotlin-sdk-jvm | ✅ |
| window | JVM | rm-kotlin-sdk-jvm | ✅ |
| android | Android | rm-kotlin-sdk-android | ✅ |
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