flutter_bani_checkout 0.0.4

Make Payments Seamless with Bani using either BaniShopperCheckout widget, or BaniShopper.checkoutModalSheet bottom sheet.

Flutter Bani Checkout

Integrate Bani Checkout Seamlessly into your Flutter Applications using this package!

Installation

Run this in your workspace terminal

flutter pub add flutter_bani_checkout

Import the package in your application

import 'package:flutter_bani_checkout/flutter_bani_checkout.dart';

This package works using Riverpod. So we wrap the MyApp method in main with ProviderScope as shown below

void main() {
  runApp(const ProviderScope(
    child: MyApp(),
  ));
}

Android Requirements

The minium sdk version should be set to 19 in the android/app/build.gradle.

android {
    defaultConfig {
        minSdkVersion 19
    }
}

Features

Make use of either BaniShopperCheckout Widget in a stand alone page, or BaniShopper.checkoutModalSheet bottom sheet.

BaniShopperCheckout

This Widget takes a custom class, BaniObject as a required property.

  final String text; // Text to be displayed to user
  final String amount; // Amount to be purchased
  final String phoneNumber; // Phone number of user in ITU standard Eg: +234 xxx xxxx xxxx
  final String merchantKey; //Merchant Key
  final String ref; // Transaction Reference. Should be a unique String
  final String email; //User Email
  final String firstName; // User First name
  final String lastName; // Users Last Name
  final Map<String, dynamic> metaData; // Metea Data

Optional Functions listed below can be given to be notified when an Event Response is receieved from the Widget.

• onClose: This function is called whenever the Widget or Modal is closed or dismissed.
• onSuccess: This function is called whenever a successful transaction has been carried out.
• onCustomerExists: This function is called on confirmation of a valid Customer.
• onCheckOutClose: This function is called after a successful payment has been receieved and widget closed.

The EventResponse class returned, contains the transaction reference and customer Ref

Example

  BaniShopperCheckout(
        baniObject: BaniObject(
          text: "Pay with Bani",
          amount: "200",
          phoneNumber: "[phone]",
          merchantKey: "pub_test_KB9A23HSYR327H5DKW45Y",
          ref: "ref-${Random.secure().nextInt(900000) + 100000}",
          email: "[e-mail]",
          firstName: "John",
          lastName: "Doe",
          metaData: {
            "order_ref": "fake_0rderre6",
          },
        ),
        onSuccess: (eventResponse){
            dev.log("Success!");
        },
        onClose: (eventResponse) {
          dev.log(event.toString());
          dev.log("Closed!");
        },
      ),

await BaniShopper.checkoutModalSheet(
              context: context,
              baniObject: BaniObject(
                text: "Pay with Bani",
                amount: "200",
                phoneNumber: "[phone]",
                merchantKey: "pub_test_KB9A23HSYR327H5DKW45Y",
                ref: "ref-${Random.secure().nextInt(900000) + 100000}",
                email: "[e-mail]",
                firstName: "John",
                lastName: "Doe",
                metaData: {
                  "order_ref": "fake_0rderre6",
                },
              ),
              // onClose: onClose,
              // onSuccess: onSuccess,
              // onCustomerExists: onCustomerExists,
            )

Check out the example package for a working demo.

Introducing Bani Shopper Integration

Integrate Bani Shopper payments into your application in three easy steps!

Step One

The first step requires collating the data you intend to send to Bani Shopper. The following variables below are data you can pass, with collectorRef being the only required variable:

• The collector ref (formally known as the merchant tribe-ref)
• The amount.
• The Transaction Reference
• The Branch ID
• Custom Data

String collectorRef = "BN-e78b38qwrt4bebz514ya1dzpz9";
String amount = "5000";
String transactionReference = "dsfWDFDFddfREEGDfREw";
String branchID = "21";

Step Two

The second step involves placing the variables, into the payInBaniShopper function. The BaniShopper.payInBaniShopper function, handles the heavy lifting of constructing the string and launching BaniShopper with all the variables you created in Step One:

  Future<void> payInBaniShopper({
    required String? collectorRef,
    String? amount,
    String? transactionReference,
    String? branchID,
    Map<String, dynamic>? customData,
  })

Step Three

The final step is the easiest! We call the payInBaniShopper function! This is an asynchronous call so it is important to await its call.:

ElevatedButton(
	onPressed: () async {
	await payInBaniShopper(
            collectorRef: collectorRef,
            amount: amount,
            branchID: branchID,        
            transactionReference: transactionReference,
            customData: {
            "is_internal": isInternal,
            "order_id": orderID,
        });
},
	child:  const  Text("Launch Bani Shopper"),
),

The above code creates an Elevated Button, launches the url link in the web browser in it's onPressed callback. If the user has BaniShopper installed, it will open the app and prompt them to sign in. If the user doesn't have the app installed, they will be redirected to a website to complete the purchase! Once redirected, they will confirm the purchase, provide authorization, and will be redirected back to the source application!