Green Book
Configuration
To use any Sybrin SDK you will need a Sybrin issued license. You can have a look at our licensing page to request one.
Using the license provided you will need to build and instance of the SybrinIdentityConfiguration class that will help with configuring the SDKs' behavior.
For example:
To see the full range of configuration available please visit the SybrinIdentityConfiguration page
Calling feature
To start scanning a green book you will need to get an instance of the SybrinIdentity class using the configuration built before. With this object you will be able to call the scanGreenBook
method. Finally you can register for the 3 different callbacks right on the method call.
For example:
Subscribing to any of the callbacks on the scanGreenBook
method is optional.
Handling callback responses
There are 3 different callbacks that can be subscribed to. They are as follows:
OnSuccessListener
When the SDK has completed the scanning process the result of that process will be posted to the OnSuccessListener.onSuccess
callback. The GreenBookModel that is returned is the parent class to all country specific green book documents e.g. SouthAfricaGreenBookModel.
The result that will be posted to the OnSuccessListener
will be of type SouthAfricaGreenBookModel, but is returned in its parent form. To access all the data specific to the SouthAfricaIDCardModel you will need to cast the GreenBookModel to that type. Luckily, we have made this easy with the castToModel
method.
For example:
OnFailureListener
When the SDK encounters an error an IdentityException is posted to the OnFailureListener.onFailure
callback. The IdentityException will contain all the needed information to help solve the issue causing the error.
For example:
If you would like to report a bug, contact us!
OnCancelListener
When the scanning process is interrupted by the user by pressing the back button the SDK will post a response to the OnCancelListener.onCancel
callback. This callback has no return value.
For example:
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