my_fatoorah

My Fatoorah Payment SDK Integration

Getting Started

Installation

add this to your pubspec.yaml
my_fatoorah: any

Usage

import 'package:my_fatoorah/my_fatoorah.dart';
There are 3 methods that you can use
1- MyFatoorah.config
   This can be called once in your app the example uses test values
2- MyFatoorah.initiatePayment
   This method is for intializing payment and get availble payment methods
3- MyFatoorah.executePayment
   This will fire the payment screen and get a call back when finish

See the example for more details

Libraries

configRequest
currencyIso
excutePaymentRequest
initiatePaymentRequest
language
my_fatoorah
paymentMethod
paymentResult

Dart

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VM

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Web

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