rushwa/mpesa

# MPESA ANDROID SDK This SDK allows android developers to easily make MPESA payments on their apps. # Screenshots # Features The SDK includes the following: 1. Android native SDK to accept MPESA payments in less than 10 lines of code 2. A sample backend in Laravel you can easily deploy to your server to quickly get started.Get it here. 3. A sample DB schema for the backend 4. Integration with Firebase Cloud Messaging to easily send push notifications to the app after payments 5. A complete sample application you can easily run to see the SDK in action 6. A free hosted backend you can use for testing purposes. 7. This nice README :( ## Getting started To get started you need the following from the Safaricom Developer dashboard 1. Your Consumer Key 2. Your Consumer Secret 3. The business shortcode 4. A Firebase project with a server key. Create one here For testing purposes, you can get test credentials here. Use the *Lipa Na Mpesa Online Shortcode* and *Lipa Na Mpesa Online Passkey* from the link. ## Integrating with your app 1. Add the SDK to your project ``` compile 'com.bdhobare:mpesa:0.0.6'``` 2. Initialize the SDK ```Mpesa.with(context, CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET);``` You can optionally pass the mode as the third parameter , either `SANDBOX` or `PRODUCTION`. ```Mpesa.with(context, CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET, Mode.PRODUCTION);``` 3. Implement the `AuthListener` interface in your activity.The interface provides two methods * ```public void onAuthError(Pair result)``` This method is called when initializing the Mpesa instance fails.You can get the response code using `result.code` and the error message using `result.message`. Make sure your credentials are correct * ``` public void onAuthSuccess()``` This method is called once the Mpesa instance initializes successfully.You can only make a successful transaction after this method is called.Therefore, you can use this method to update the user interface like enabling a disabled button. ## …