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progeny-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

This is a library for progeny endpoints

Downloads

2

Readme

Progeny SDK

1. How to use

import ProgenySDK from 'progeny-sdk'

2. Add required markup

This will served as containers to the markup the sdk will generate. This way, you can control where to display it on your layout

<div id="progeny-sdk-loader"></div>
<div id="progeny-sdk-camera"></div>
<div id="progeny-sdk-document-options"></div>

if you want to use our preset buttons, add this mark up

<div id="progeny-sdk-buttons"></div>

3. Create an instance of the class

If you don't use our preset buttons

Create an instance of the class.

const sdk = new ProgenySDK('base_url', 'username', 'password');

Call the initializeMarkUp function to generate the layout

sdk.initializeMarkUp();

If you want to use out preset buttons

create a responseCallback function, the responseCallback function will hold the response returned by api

const responseCallback = (response) => {
  //do anything on the (response) here
}

Create an instance of the class. Add the responseCallback function as an argument

const sdk = new ProgenySDK('base_url', 'username', 'password', responseCallback);

Call the initializeMarkUp function to generate the layout

sdk.initializeMarkUp();

How to use the functionalities

This only applies if you want to call the functionalities after an event or something (depends on how you need it)

Liveness

example on React App:

const liveness = () => {
  sdk.liveness().then((response) => {
    //do anything on the (response) here
  });
}
<button onClick={liveness}>Liveness</button>

Register

example on React App:

const register = () => {
  sdk.register().then((response) => {
    //do anything on the (response) here
  });
}
<button onClick={register}>Register</button>

Authorize

example on React App:

const authorize = () => {
  sdk.authorize().then((response) => {
    //do anything on the (response) here
  });
}
<button onClick={authorize}>Authorize</button>

Kyc

example on React App:

const kyc = () => {
  sdk.kyc().then((response) => {
    //do anything on the (response) here
  });
}
<button onClick={kyc}>Kyc</button>