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We only ensure compatibility with Xamarin.Android SDK 9.0.0.19 and Xamarin.iOS SDK 12.0.0.15
The SDK can be used in a Xamarin.Android or Xamarin.iOS project, as well as in a Xamarin.Forms project. There are demo applications for both Xamarin.Android and Xamarin.iOS and the Xamarin.Forms project
To set it up in your own project, first copy the .dll-files from the Ref folder for a native project Android/iOS.
Set up the .dll files as references in your project.
The native Jumio Netverify and DocumentVerification SDKs from Android and iOS can be accessed in Xamarin via BindingProjects for Android and iOS. The specific documentations for Android and iOS below explain the usage and all methods that can be called in the native Binding projects for both products and both platforms.
Initialize the SDK with the following call.
JumioMobileSDKNetverify.initNetverify(<API_TOKEN>, <API_SECRET>, <DATACENTER>, {settings});
JumioMobileSDKDocumentVerification.initDocumentVerification(<API_TOKEN>, <API_SECRET>, <DATACENTER>, {settings});
Datacenter can either be US or EU.
The following chapters explain the usage of the plugin within a Xamarin.Forms application. The detailed implementation for this code can be found in the JumioForms demo project
CrossJumio.CurrentNetverify.Init(<API_TOKEN>, <API_SECRET>, <DATACENTER>, {settings}, {customization});Datacenter can either be US or EU.
Configure the SDK with the settings-Object.
| Configuration | Datatype | Description |
|---|---|---|
| requireVerification | Boolean | Enable ID verification |
| callbackUrl | String | Specify an URL for individual transactions |
| requireFaceMatch | Boolean | Enable face match during the ID verification for a specific transaction |
| preselectedCountry | Boolean | Specify the issuing country (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code) |
| merchantScanReference | String | Allows you to identify the scan (max. 100 characters) |
| merchantReportingCriteria | String | Use this option to identify the scan in your reports (max. 100 characters) |
| customerId | String | Set a customer identifier (max. 100 characters) |
| sendDebugInfoToJumio | Boolean | Send debug information to Jumio. |
| dataExtractionOnMobileOnly | Boolean | Limit data extraction to be done on device only |
| cameraPosition | String | Which camera is used by default. Can be FRONT or BACK. |
| preselectedDocumentVariant | String | Which types of document variants are available. Can be PAPER or PLASTIC |
| documentTypes | String-Array | An array of accepted document types: Available document types: PASSPORT, DRIVER_LICENSE, IDENTITY_CARD, VISA |
Initialization example with configuration.
var settings = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{"requireVerification", true}
,{"callbackUrl", "URL"}
,{"preselectedCountry", "USA"}
,{"customerId", "CUSTOMER ID"}
,{"cameraPosition", "back"}
,{"documentTypes", new List<string>() {"passport", "driver_license", "identity_card", "visa"}}
};
CrossJumio.CurrentNetverify.Init("API_TOKEN", "API_SECRET", "US", settings, customization)As soon as the sdk is initialized, you can verify if all required permissions are set and start the SDK with this method:
CrossJumio.CurrentNetverify.VerifyAsync()To initialize the SDK, perform the following call.
CrossJumio.CurrentDocumentVerification.Init(<API_TOKEN>, <API_SECRET>, <DATACENTER>, {settings});Datacenter can either be US or EU.
Configure the SDK with the settings-Object. (settings marked with * are mandatory)
| Configuration | Datatype | Description |
|---|---|---|
| type* | String | See the list below |
| customerId* | String | Set a customer identifier (max. 100 characters) |
| country* | String | Set the country (ISO-3166-1 alpha-3 code) |
| merchantScanReference* | String | Allows you to identify the scan (max. 100 characters) |
| merchantReportingCriteria | String | Use this option to identify the scan in your reports (max. 100 characters) |
| callbackUrl | String | Specify an URL for individual transactions |
| documentName | String | Override the document label on the help screen |
| customDocumentCode | String | Set your custom document code (set in the merchant backend under "Settings" - "Multi Documents" - "Custom" |
| cameraPosition | String | Which camera is used by default. Can be FRONT or BACK. |
Possible types:
- BS (Bank statement)
- IC (Insurance card)
- UB (Utility bill, front side)
- CAAP (Cash advance application)
- CRC (Corporate resolution certificate)
- CCS (Credit card statement)
- LAG (Lease agreement)
- LOAP (Loan application)
- MOAP (Mortgage application)
- TR (Tax return)
- VT (Vehicle title)
- VC (Voided check)
- STUC (Student card)
- HCC (Health care card)
- CB (Council bill)
- SENC (Seniors card)
- MEDC (Medicare card)
- BC (Birth certificate)
- WWCC (Working with children check)
- SS (Superannuation statement)
- TAC (Trade association card)
- SEL (School enrolment letter)
- PB (Phone bill)
- USSS (US social security card)
- SSC (Social security card)
- CUSTOM (Custom document type)
Initialization example with configuration.
var settings = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{"type", "BC"}
,{"customerId", "CUSTOMER ID"}
,{"country", "USA"}
,{"merchantScanReference", "YOURSCANREFERENCE"}
,{"cameraPosition", "back"}
};
CrossJumio.CurrentDocumentVerification.Init("API_TOKEN", "API_SECRET", settings, customization)As soon as the sdk is initialized, you can verify if all required permissions are set and start the SDK with this method:
CrossJumio.CurrentDocumentVerification.VerifyAsync()The Netverify SDK can be customized to the respective needs. The native Android recommendation of customizing an application using Themes is applied.
This chapter in the Android SDK explains how it works using our Jumio Surface tool: customization chapter.
The theme can be changed in the plugin by applying the customized Theme in the Styles.xml file of your project located in YOURPROJECT/Resources/values/Styles.xml. The name of the Theme has to be applied in the the AndroidManifest file (located at YOURPROJECT/Properties/AndroidManifest.xml)) android:theme property in the NetverifyActivity tag.
As done for Netverify, define a custom Theme that uses the Theme.DocumentVerification theme as parent theme and overrides attributes to your needs.
The theme can be changed in the plugin by applying the customized theme in the Styles.xml file of your project located in YOURPROJECT/Resources/values/Styles.xml. The name of the Theme has to be applied in the the AndroidManifest file (located at YOURPROJECT/Properties/AndroidManifest.xml)) android:theme property in the DocumentVerificationActivity tag.
Example for a customized theme in Styles.xml:
<style name="CustomDocumentVerification" parent="Theme.DocumentVerification">
<item name="colorPrimary">#97be0d</item>
<item name="colorPrimaryDark">#79980a</item>
<item name="colorControlNormal">#ffffff</item>
</style>
The SDK can be customized to the respective needs by using the customization parameter within the Init() method of the iOS bindings
CrossJumio.CurrentNetverify.Init(<API_TOKEN>, <API_SECRET>, <DATACENTER>, {settings}, {customization});
CrossJumio.CurrentDocumentVerification.Init(<API_TOKEN>, <API_SECRET>, <DATACENTER>, {settings}, {customization});You can pass the following customization options to the initializer:
| Customization key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| disableBlur | BOOL | Deactivate the blur effect |
| backgroundColor | STRING | Change base view's background color |
| foregroundColor | STRING | Change base view's foreground color |
| tintColor | STRING | Change the tint color of the navigation bar |
| barTintColor | STRING | Change the bar tint color of the navigation bar |
| textTitleColor | STRING | Change the text title color of the navigation bar |
| documentSelectionHeaderBackgroundColor | STRING | Change the background color of the document selection header |
| documentSelectionHeaderTitleColor | STRING | Change the title color of the document selection header |
| documentSelectionHeaderIconColor | STRING | Change the icon color of the document selection header |
| documentSelectionButtonBackgroundColor | STRING | Change the background color of the document selection button |
| documentSelectionButtonTitleColor | STRING | Change the title color of the document selection button |
| documentSelectionButtonIconColor | STRING | Change the icon color of the document selection button |
| fallbackButtonBackgroundColor | STRING | Change the background color of the fallback button |
| fallbackButtonBorderColor | STRING | Change the border color of the fallback button |
| fallbackButtonTitleColor | STRING | Change the title color of the fallback button |
| positiveButtonBackgroundColor | STRING | Change the background color of the positive button |
| positiveButtonBorderColor | STRING | Change the border color of the positive button |
| positiveButtonTitleColor | STRING | Change the title color of the positive button |
| negativeButtonBackgroundColor | STRING | Change the background color of the negative button |
| negativeButtonBorderColor | STRING | Change the border color of the negative button |
| negativeButtonTitleColor | STRING | Change the title color of the negative button |
| scanOverlayStandardColor (NV only) | STRING | Change the standard color of the scan overlay |
| scanOverlayValidColor (NV only) | STRING | Change the valid color of the scan overlay |
| scanOverlayInvalidColor (NV only) | STRING | Change the invalid color of the scan overlay |
All colors are provided with a HEX string with the following format: #ff00ff.
Customization example
var customization = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{"tintColor", "#ff0000"}
,{"disableBlur", true}
,{"backgroundColor", "#00ff00"}
};
CrossJumio.CurrentNetverify.Init("API_TOKEN", "API_SECRET", "US", settings, customization);The SDK strings are localized using the native Android localization feature which is described here for the Android SDK: https://github.com/Jumio/mobile-sdk-android#localizing-labels.
Override a string by defining the respective attribute in the the Strings.xml file of your project located in YOURPROJECT/Resources/values/Strings.xml
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