The TokenEx iOS SDK makes it simple to access the TokenEx Mobile API from any Swift or Objective-C project.

Add the framework to your project:

• Swift Package Manager (SPM, SwiftPM): Add the URL of this repository as Package Dependency

  1. Select your XCode project in the Project navigator.
  2. Make sure the Project is selected in the Editor and switch to the tab "Package Dependencies".
  3. Click "+" and enter https://github.com/ixopay/tokenex-ios.git in the top right.
  4. Click "Add Package"

• CocoaPods:

  1. Create a Podfile: pod init
  2. Edit the Podfile to add a dependency:

  target 'MyExampleProject' do
    use_frameworks!
  
    pod 'TokenExMobileAPI', '~> 1.0.0'
  end

  3. Install your project dependencies:

  pod install

  4. Re-open your XCode project:

  open ./MyExampleProject.xcworkspace

• Carthage:

  1. Create a Cartfile in your project directory:

  github "ixopay/tokenex-ios.git" ~> 1.0.0
  

  2. Run:

  carthage update --use-xcframeworks

  3. Add the built package in ./Carthage/Build/TokenExMobileAPI.xcframework as framework dependency to your app.

1. Provide your TokenEx ID:

   // Make sure the environment matches your TokenEx ID
   // i.e. for test IDs use the test environment, the default is the production environment
   TokenExMobileAPI.defaultEnvironment = TokenExMobileAPIEnvironment.production
   TokenExMobileAPI.defaultTokenExID = "YourTokenExID"

2. Implement the protocol TXAuthenticationKeyProvider. The implementation should call your backend server to get an authentication key.

   internal class MyMerchantBackendAuthenticationKeyProvider : TXAuthenticationKeyProvider {
     internal func fetchAuthenticationKey(tokenExID: String, tokenSchemeOrToken: String) throws -> TXAuthentication {
       // Call your backend server with the tokenSchemeOrToken (and optionally your TokenEx ID to help you identify the client secret key)
       // For example code for your backend see https://docs.tokenex.com/docs/generating-the-authentication-key-1
   
       return TXAuthentication(key: "HMAC_RETURNED_BY_YOUR_SERVER", timestamp: TIMESTAMP_RETURNED_BY_YOUR_SERVER)
     }
   }

   Then configure the API client to use it:

   TokenExMobileAPI.defaultAuthenticationKeyProvider = MyMerchantBackendAuthenticationKeyProvider()

   3. Use the TXMobileAPIClient:

   let tokenResponse = try await TXMobileAPIClient.shared.tokenizeWithCVV(
     TXTokenizeCVVRequest(
       data: "5454545454545454",
       tokenScheme: TXTokenScheme.PCI,
       cvv: "123"
     )
   )
   
   print(tokenResponse.token)

Optionally, you can also provide a TokenExMobileAPI.defaultTokenHMACProvider that implements TXTokenHMACProvider and uses your backend to generate HMACs to validate TokenEx responses. See Validating the Token HMAC for more details.

Note: It's also possible to instantiate a TXMobileAPIClient without using the default values in TokenExMobileAPI.

This project contains an example iOS app in TokenExMobileSample.

To use the demo app you need to provide your TokenEx ID and customer secret key in one of two ways:

1. Edit your XCode build scheme to include the environment variables:

   APP_ENVIRONMENT="local"
   TOKENEX_ID="YourTokenExID"
   TOKENEX_ENVIRONMENT="test" # or production
   TOKENEX_CUSTOMER_SECRET="Customer secret from portal"

2. Enter your login credentials in the Settings tab inside the app.

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