Xendit 3.8.3

Xendit 3.8.3

Maintained by Juan Gonzalez, Khoirunnisa Afifah, Adhiarta Prabhataputra, Aulia Hakiem, Candra Saputra, Irene Gohtami, Javier Su, zaki, VincentLeander, Andy, Duong Dao.

You want to add pod 'Xendit', '~> 3.8' similar to the following to your Podfile:

target 'MyApp' do
  pod 'Xendit', '~> 3.8'
end

Then run a pod install inside your terminal, or from CocoaPods.app.

Alternatively to give it a test run, run the command:

pod try Xendit

Xendit 3.8.3

By
Juan Gonzalez’
FB: xendit

Xendit iOS SDK

Xendit iOS SDK is compatible with CocoaPods and Swift Package Manager, and provides target for consumption: Xendit.

Ownership

Team: Credit Cards Team

Slack Channel: #p-cards-product

Slack Mentions: @troops-cards

Usage

Install Xendit iOS SDK with CocoaPods

Add this to your Podfile.

pod 'Xendit', '~> 3.7.0'

Install Xendit iOS SDK with SPM

Select your project in the Project Navigator on the right. Select the project in the Project section and click the Package Dependencies tab at the top.
Click the + button at the bottom of the table to add Xendit iOS SDK using the Swift Package Manager.

Enter the package URL in the search field in the top right, that simply means the GitHub URL.
Choose Dependency Rule as Up to Next Major Version from 3.7.0.

Running Tests

Running Tests from Xcode

Open Xendit.xcworkspace

To run unit tests: choose Xendit scheme and press cmd+u (or "Run Product" -> "Test")

To run UI tests: choose XenditExample scheme and press cmd+u

Run the app

Running App with Xcode

Open xcode, click on the Open a project or file

Browse to the repository folder, and open Xendit.xcworkspace

Click the project scheme button (its beside stop button)

A dropdown list will appear, click Edit scheme...

On the Run section, at the Info tab, click the Executable dropdown

Select XenditExample.app and Close the window

Click the Run button

Wait for the app build and the simulator will showed up