Yuno SDK (React Native) Changelog

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v2.0.0

• The Yuno SDK for React Native
  Version 2.0.0 runs on the native Yuno SDK 3.0.0 on Android and iOS and brings the same integration to React Native: initialize with SdkPayments.initialize, create a Transaction, start it, and get the result in onStatus. It replaces the 1.x API (YunoSdk.startPayment, startPaymentLite, continuePayment, the YunoPaymentMethods component and the status and token listeners) and isn’t compatible with 1.x.
  Migration guide →
  See also: Yuno SDK documentation · Get started
• Embedded views with YunoView
  Implement showView in the controller to place the card form, APM forms and the enrollment form in your own screen: render the view with <YunoView view={view} /> and submit it from your own button with process.onSubmit(). Without showView, the SDK presents its own screens.
  See also: showView
• Payment methods list and wallet buttons
  transaction.getPaymentMethodsViews returns the payment methods list and the Google Pay (Android) or Apple Pay (iOS) button to render with <YunoView>, with selection, height and unenroll callbacks.
  See also: Payment Methods List
• Create the payment on your backend
  Implement createPayment(token) and the SDK waits for the Promise it returns before it continues with 3DS and the result.
  See also: createPayment
• Hand a step back to the SDK
  SdkPayments.defaultShowView, SdkPayments.defaultShowLoading and SdkPayments.defaultCreatePayment let the SDK handle a single call of your controller, for example to embed only the card form or to let the SDK create the payment for some methods.
  See also: Take over the SDK
• Minimum versions
  React Native 0.73 or higher, with the new or the old architecture. On Android, minSdkVersion 23 and the Yuno Maven repository in your Gradle repositories; on iOS, 14.0.
  See also: Get started