Android

Lean's Link Android SDK is a Kotlin library, distributed as a AAR/JAR and distributed via Jitpack.

To get started update your project level build.gradle to include jitpack:

repositories {
        maven { url 'https://jitpack.io'}
}

Next, add this dependency code to your module's build.gradle file:

dependencies {
    implementation "me.leantech:link-sdk-android:X.X.X"
}

The latest version is:

Usage

Create a new lean instance with the .Builder() method and pass your app token and list of permissions that you want your user to grant.

These two parameters are necessary and Lean will not be initialised without these.

showLogs() is used to show some basic logs such as which step the user reached etc.

val lean = Lean.Builder()
    .setAppToken("YOUR_APP_TOKEN")
    .setVersion("latest")
    .showLogs()
    .sandbox(true)
    .build()

LeanListener

Each call to lean's method requires passing a LeanListener object which notifies you if the process finished successfully or failed somewhere in between.

lean.link(requireActivity(), "customer_id", "bank_identifier", ArrayOf[Lean.UserPermissions], object : LeanListener {
    override fun onSuccess() {
    }
    
    override fun onFailure(lastStep: StepCompleted) {
    }
})

onSuccess() is called when the user has successfully has finished all the steps and has logged into their bank account. Once this is complete, your backend has to call lean api the token associated with this user to fetch their bank account details.

onFailure() is called if for any reason the user was unable to finish the process. This method returns lastStep enum value which tells the last step at which the flow was quit.

lastStep is an enum and can have the following values:

Init

Available Methods

.connect()

The connect method is used to enable a customer to use a single log in to create and Entity for use with the Data API.

lean.connect(
    Activity, customer_id, bankId, userPermissionsArray, customization, new Lean.LeanListener() {
    @Override
    public void onSuccess() {
        Log.d("LEAN_SDK", "SUCCESS");
    }

    @Override
    public void onFailure(@NotNull Lean.StepCompleted lastStep) {
        Log.e("LEAN_SDK", "FAILED -> " + lastStep.toString());
    }
});

Changing the SDK language

Link SDK is available in English and Arabic, fully supported with a right-to-left UI, including text alignment, icons and images. If no language is provided the default is English. The language parameter is provided to the Lean.Builder()

val lean = Lean.Builder()
    .setLanguage("ar")
    ...

Language option

language enum

Customizing Link SDK

We are progressively releasing customization capabilities to the Link SDK to match its UI with your application branding style. This allows customers to programmatically theme the Link SDK directly from any of the methods.

For more detailed documentation on how best to use the customization feature see our guides.

Customisation Guide

Presentation options

dialog_mode string

Presents the Link SDK with or without a containing modal.

"contained" for modal (default), or "uncontained" for no modal.

button_border_radius string

Change the shape of the main button on each step. See guidance for examples.

A unitless number as a String. Options:

Color options

theme_color string

Buttons background color, active input borders, and loading spinners.

button_text_color string

Elements inside any primary button such as the text, icons and the loading spinner. It is useful to boost readability of the button color.

link_color string

CTAs and helpers.

overlay_color string

Overlay containing the Link SDK dialog box.

The following color formats are supported:

Example

Lean.Customization linkCustomization = new Lean.Customization();

linkCustomization.setThemeColor("#0080ff");
linkCustomization.setButtonTextColor("#ffffff");
linkCustomization.setLinkColor("#0080ff");
linkCustomization.setOverlayColor("rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8)");
linkCustomization.setButtonBorderRadius("8");
linkCustomization.setDialogMode("uncontained");

lean.connect(
    Activity,
    customer_id,
    bankId,
    paymentDestinationId,
    userPermissionsArray,
    linkCustomization,
    new Lean.LeanListener() {}
);