Migration from version 1.x to 2.x

New features and changes were introduced in version 2.0 that are compatible with version 1.x:

  • Fingerprint generator configuration is now transferred in the deeplink. With this change, the project setup is easier
  • ActivationSpawnManager was removed and replaced with 3 seperate classes - Transporter, Processor, and Activator.
  • You no longer need to create the instance of the generator - it will be created based on your configuration.

Example change in the Source App

New code

val cfg = TransporterConfig.semiStable(false, 10)
val transporter = Transporter(appContext, cfg, byteArray(0x00, 0x11))
val activator = powerAuth.createActivationSpawnActivator(appContext, SSLValidationStrategy.default(), "https://your-domain.com/your-app")

activator.retrieveActivationData(
    application, 
    auth, 
    object : IRetrieveActivationDataListener {
            override fun onSuccess(data: ActivationSpawnData) {
                try {
                    val tag = "User123" // tag that will be transported along with the activation data
                    val annotation = "MyDemoApp" // to tell the target app who opened it
                    // Send it to the Target App. This might prompt the user if he wants to
                    // open the application.
                    transporter.transportDataToApp(data, application, tag, annotation, sharedInfo)
                } catch (t: Throwable) {
                    // process transport exception
                }
            }
    
            override fun onError(error: ApiError) {
                // show error to user
            }
        })
    }
}

Old code

val generator = DeviceFingerprintGenerator.getSemiStable(appContext, false, 10, byteArray(0x00, 0x11))
val manager = powerAuth.createSpawnManager(appContext, SSLValidationStrategy.default(), generator, "https://your-domain.com/your-app")

manager.retrieveActivationData(
    application, 
    auth, 
    object : IRetrieveActivationDataListener {
        override fun onSuccess(data: ActivationSpawnData) {
            try {
                val tag = "User123" // tag that will be transported along with the activation data
                val annotation = "MyDemoApp" // to tell the target app who opened it
                // Send it to the Target App. This might prompt the user if he wants to
                // open the application.
                manager.transportDataToApp(data, application, tag, annotation, sharedInfo)
                } catch (t: Throwable) {
                    // process transport exception
                }
            }
    
            override fun onError(error: ApiError) {
                // show error to user
            }
        })
    }
}

Example change in the Target App

New code

val retrievedDeeplink: Uri
val cfg = TransporterConfig.semiStable(false, 10)
val processor = Processor(appContext, cfg, byteArray(0x00, 0x11))
val validation = processor.validateDeeplink(retrievedDeeplink)
val data = processor.processDeeplink(retrievedDeeplink, sharedInfo)

Old code

val retrievedDeeplink: Uri
val generator = DeviceFingerprintGenerator.getSemiStable(appContext, false, 10, byteArray(0x00, 0x11))
val manager = powerAuth.createSpawnManager(appContext, SSLValidationStrategy.default(), generator, "https://your-domain.com/your-app")
val validation = manager.validateDeeplink(retrievedDeeplink)
val transportData = manager.processDeeplink(retrievedDeeplink, sharedInfo)
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Activation Spawn SDK for Android