Uphold SDK for iOS

Uphold is a next generation platform that allows anyone to transfer and exchange value for free, instantly and securely.

The Uphold SDK for iOS provides an easy way for developers to integrate iOS applications with the Uphold API.

Requirements

* Xcode 8
* Swift 3
* Carthage or CocoaPods

Installation

Using Carthage

Add to your Cartfile.

github "uphold/uphold-sdk-ios" ~> 0.17.0

Run carthage update --platform iOS specifying the build configuration to use Uphold's different environments.

# To use Uphold's production environment.
carthage update --platform iOS --configuration ProductionRelease

# To use Uphold's sandbox environment:
# carthage update --platform iOS --configuration SandboxRelease

Basic usage

In order to learn more about the Uphold API, please visit the developer website.

To use the SDK you must first register an Application and obtain a unique CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET combination. We recommend your first app be registered in the Sandbox environment, so you can safely play around during development.

From the application page in your account you can get the client id, client secret , configure the redirect URI and the desired scopes.

Authenticate User

In order to allow users to be re-directed back to the application after the authorization process, you’ll need to associate your custom scheme with your app by adding the following keys into the Info.plist file:

CFBundleURLTypes - The list of URLs types to be handled by the application.
- CFBundleURLSchemes - The custom application schemes.

For instance, our demo application has the following configuration:

<key>CFBundleURLTypes</key>
    <array>
        <dict>
            <key>CFBundleURLSchemes</key>
            <array>
                <string>uphold-demo</string>
            </array>
        </dict>
    </array>

We start the authentication process by instantiating the UpholdClient and then calling the beginAuthorization method:

/// LoginViewController.swift

let upholdClient = UpholdClient()
let authorizationViewController = upholdClient.beginAuthorization(self, clientId: CLIENT_ID, scopes: scopes, state: state)

In the AppDelegate class you'll need to implement the method application(application: UIApplication, openURL url: NSURL, options: [String : AnyObject]) -> Bool that is called when the user completes the authorization process.

/// AppDelegate.swift

func application(application: UIApplication, openURL url: NSURL, options: [String : AnyObject]) -> Bool {
    loginViewController.completeAuthorization(url)

    return true
}

To complete the authorization process you'll need to call the completeAuthorization method from the upholdClient and get the user bearer token from the authentication response.

/// LoginViewController.swift

upholdClient.completeAuthorization(authorizationViewController, clientId: CLIENT_ID, clientSecret: CLIENT_SECRET, grantType: "authorization_code", state: state, uri: url).then { (response: AuthenticationResponse) -> () in
    // Get the user bearer token from the authenticationResponse.
}

To get the current user information, just instantiate the Uphold client with the user bearer token and then call the getUser() function:

let upholdClient = UpholdClient(bearertoken: bearerToken)

upholdClient.getUser().then { (user: User) -> () in
    /// The user information is available at the user object.
}

Note: Don't forget to add keychain sharing capabilities in your application's target inside the Capabilities tab.

Get user cards with chaining

let upholdClient = UpholdClient(bearerToken: bearerToken)

upholdClient.getUser().then { (user: User) -> Promise<[Card]> in
    return user.getCards()
.then { (cards: [Card]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of cards.         
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.
}

Get user cards

user.getCards().then { (cards: [Card]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of cards.        
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.            
}

Create a new card for the user

let cardRequest: CardRequest = CardRequest(currency: "foo", label: "BTC", settings: CardSettings(position: 1, starred: true))

// Or just create a card without specifying the card settings.
// let cardRequest: CardRequest = CardRequest(currency: "foo", label: "BTC")

user.createCard(cardRequest).then { (card: Card) -> () in
    /// Do something with the card.        
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.            
}

Create a new address for a card

let addressRequest: AddressRequest = AddressRequest(network: "bitcoin")

card.createAddress(addressRequest).then { (address: Address) -> () in
    /// Do something with the address of the card.        
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.            
}

Get ticker

/// Instantiate the client. In this case, we don't need an
/// AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN because the Ticker endpoint is public.
let upholdClient = UpholdClient()

/// Get tickers.
upholdClient.getTickers().then { (rateList: [Rate]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the rates list.
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.
}

Or you could get a ticker for a specific currency:

/// Get tickers for BTC.
upholdClient.getTickersByCurrency("BTC").then { (rateList: [Rate]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the rates list.
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.
}

Create and commit a new transaction

let transactionDenominationRequest = TransactionDenominationRequest(amount: "1.0", currency: "BTC")

/// A transaction to a destination (card id, crypto address, email, phone number or username).
let transactionTransferRequest = TransactionTransferRequest(denomination: transactionDenominationRequest, destination: "[email protected]")

card.createTransaction(transactionTransferRequest).then { (transaction: Transaction) -> () in
    /// Commit the transaction.
    transaction.commit(TransactionCommitRequest("Commit message"))
}.error({ (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.            
})

/// A transaction to a destination (card id, crypto address, email, phone number or username) with reference.
let transactionTransferRequest = TransactionTransferRequest(denomination: transactionDenominationRequest, destination: "[email protected]", reference: "123456")

card.createTransaction(transactionTransferRequest).then { (transaction: Transaction) -> () in
    /// Commit the transaction.
    transaction.commit(TransactionCommitRequest("Commit message"))
}.error({ (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.            
})

/// A deposit from an ACH or SEPA account.
let transactionDepositRequest = TransactionDepositRequest(denomination: transactionDenominationRequest, origin: "accountId")

card.createTransaction(transactionDepositRequest).then { (transaction: Transaction) -> () in
    /// Commit the transaction.
    transaction.commit(TransactionCommitRequest("Commit message"))
}.error({ (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.
})

/// A deposit from a credit card.
let transactionCardDepositRequest = TransactionCardDepositRequest(denomination: transactionDenominationRequest, origin: "creditCardId", securityCode: "1234")

card.createTransaction(transactionCardDepositRequest).then { (transaction: Transaction) -> () in
    /// Commit the transaction.
    transaction.commit(TransactionCommitRequest("Commit message"))
}.error({ (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.
})

If you want to commit the transaction on the creation process, call the createTransaction method with the first parameter set to true.

card.createTransaction(true, transactionRequest: transactionRequest)

Get all public transactions

/// Instantiate the client. In this case, we don't need an
/// AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN because the Ticker endpoint is public.
let upholdClient = UpholdClient()
let paginator: Paginator<Transaction> = client.getReserve().getTransactions()

/// Get the list of transactions.
paginator.elements.then { (transactions: [Transaction]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of transactions.            
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.         
}

/// Get the next page of transactions.
paginator.getNext().then { (transactions: [Transaction]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of transactions.         
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.         
}

Or you could get a specific public transaction:

/// Get one public transaction.
upholdClient.getReserve().getTransactionById("a97bb994-6e24-4a89-b653-e0a6d0bcf634").then { (transaction: Transaction) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of transactions.     
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.      
}

Get reserve status

/// Instantiate the client. In this case, we don't need an
/// AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN because the Ticker endpoint is public.
let upholdClient = UpholdClient()

/// Get the reserve summary of all the obligations and assets within it.
client.getReserve().getStatistics().then { (reserveStatistics: [ReserveStatistics]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the reserve statistics.    
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.     
}

Pagination

Some endpoints will return a paginator. Here are some examples on how to handle it:

/// Get public transactions paginator.
let paginator: Paginator<Transaction> = client.getReserve().getTransactions()

/// Get the first page of transactions.
paginator.elements.then { (transactions: [Transaction]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of transactions.            
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.         
}

/// Check if the paginator has a valid next page.
paginator.hasNext().then { (hasNext: Bool) -> () in
    /// Do something with the hasNext.     
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.         
}

/// Get the number of paginator elements.
paginator.count().then { (count: Int) -> () in
    /// Do something with the count.    
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.     
}

/// Get the next page.
paginator.getNext().then { (transactions: [Transaction]) -> () in
    /// Do something with the list of transactions.         
}.error { (error: ErrorType) -> Void in
    /// Do something with the error.         
}

Uphold SDK sample

Check the sample application to explore an application using the Uphold iOS SDK.

Building

To build the sample application you need the Xcode. Steps to build:

Clone the repository.
Get the project dependencies:

carthage bootstrap --platform iOS

Open the sample project SampleApplication.xcodeproj.
Add keychain sharing capabilities.
Build and run the app from inside Xcode.

The sample application is configured to use the sandbox environment, make sure you use a sandbox account to perform the login.

Contributing & Development

Contributing

Have you found a bug or want to suggest something? Please search the issues first and, if it is new, go ahead and submit it.

Develop

It will be awesome if you can help us evolve uphold-sdk-ios. Want to help?

Fork it.
Hack away.
Run the tests.
Create a Pull Request.


Depends on:
KeychainSwift	= 8.0.3
ObjectMapper	= 2.2.9
PromiseKit	= 4.5.0
SwiftClient	= 3.0.1

UpholdSdk 0.17.0

UpholdSdk 0.17.0

UpholdSdk 0.17.0

Uphold SDK for iOS

Requirements

Installation

Using CocoaPods

Using Carthage

Basic usage

Authenticate User

Get user cards with chaining

Get user cards

Create a new card for the user

Create a new address for a card

Get ticker

Create and commit a new transaction

Get all public transactions

Get reserve status

Pagination

Uphold SDK sample

Building

Contributing & Development

Contributing

Develop