Can I integrate the mPOS SDK in a Swift App?

Yes, you can work with the mPOS SDK entirely in Swift.

To install the mPOS SDK:

Make sure to update the SDK to the latest released version.

Use Xcode 14 or higher and an iOS project targeting iOS 15 or higher.

Add this command in your

Podfile

: and run

pod install


source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
source 'https://github.com/visa/mpos.sdk.ios.pods.git'
use_frameworks!
    target :"your-app-target>" do
    pod 'payworks',           ''
     pod 'payworks.paybutton', ''
     end

Next, you must import the Payworks library module, then all the associated APIs will be available. After CocoaPods are installed, Swift will work out of the box.

Here is an example of a normal view controller:


import UIKit
import mpos_core

class ViewController: UIViewController {

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
        payworksExample()
    }
    
    func payworksExample() {
        let transactionProvider = MPMpos.transactionProvider(for: .TEST, merchantIdentifier: "test", merchantSecretKey: "test")
        let transactionParameters = MPTransactionParameters.charge(withAmount: NSDecimalNumber(string: "10"), currency: .GBP) { (optionals) in
            // optionals
        }
    
      
        let accessory = MPAccessoryParameters.mock()
        let _ = transactionProvider.startTransaction(with: transactionParameters, accessoryParameters: accessory, processParameters: nil) { (transactionProcess, transaction) in
            // do something
        } statusChanged: { (transactionProcess, transaction, transactionProcessDetails) in
            print(transactionProcessDetails.information[0])
            print(transactionProcessDetails.information[1])
            // do something
        } actionRequired: { (transactionProcess, transaction, transactionAction, transactionActionSupport) in
            // do something
        } completed: { (transactionProcess, transaction,
                        transactionProcessDetails) in
            // do something
        }

    }

}