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wepin flutter widget sdk
wepin_flutter_widget_sdk #
Wepin Widget SDK for Flutter. This package is exclusively available for use in Android and iOS environments.
⏩ Get App ID and Key #
After signing up for Wepin Workspace, navigate to the development tools menu, and enter the required information for each app platform to receive your App ID and App Key.
⏩ Requirements #
Android API version 21 or newer is required.
Set compileSdkVersion to 34 in the android/app/build.gradle file.
iOS version 13 or newer is required.
Update the platform :ios version to 13.0 in the ios/Podfile of your Flutter project. Verify and modify the ios/Podfile as needed.
Dart version 2.18.3 or newer is required.
Flutter version 3.3.0 or newer is required.
⏩ Install #
Add the wepin_flutter_widget_sdk dependency in your pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies:
wepin_flutter_widget_sdk: ^0.0.5
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or run the following command:
flutter pub add wepin_flutter_widget_sdk
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⏩ Getting Started #
Config Deep Link #
The Deep Link configuration is required for logging into Wepin. Setting up the Deep Link Scheme allows your app to handle external URL calls.
The format for the Deep Link scheme is wepin. + Your Wepin App ID
Android
When a custom scheme is used, the WepinWidget SDK can be easily configured to capture all redirects using this custom scheme through a manifest placeholder in the build.gradle (app) file::
// For Deep Link => RedirectScheme Format: wepin. + Wepin App ID
android.defaultConfig.manifestPlaceholders = [
'appAuthRedirectScheme': 'wepin.{{YOUR_WEPIN_APPID}}'
]
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iOS
You must add the app's URL scheme to the Info.plist file. This is necessary for redirection back to the app after the authentication process.
The value of the URL scheme should be 'wepin.' + your Wepin app id.
<key>CFBundleURLTypes</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>CFBundleURLName</key>
<string>unique name</string>
<key>CFBundleURLSchemes</key>
<array>
<string>wepin.{{YOUR_WEPIN_APPID}}</string>
</array>
</dict>
</array>
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Add Permssion #
To use this SDK, camera access permission is required. The camera function is essential for recognizing addresses in QR code format. [Reference: permission_handle]
Android
Add the below line in your app's AndroidMainfest.xml file
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
<!-- ... -->
</manifest>
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iOS
Update Podfile: Add a camera permission to your Podfile file:
post_install do |installer|
installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
flutter_additional_ios_build_settings(target)
target.build_configurations.each do |config|
# For more information, refer to https://github.com/BaseflowIT/flutter-permission-handler/blob/master/permission_handler/ios/Classes/PermissionHandlerEnums.h
config.build_settings['GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS'] ||= [
'$(inherited)',
## dart: PermissionGroup.camera
'PERMISSION_CAMERA=1',
]
end
end
end
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Update Info.plist: Update your Info.plist with the required permission usage descriptions:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<!-- 🚨 Keep only the permissions used in your app 🚨 -->
<key>NSCameraUsageDescription</key>
<string>YOUR TEXT</string>
<!-- … -->
</dict>
</plist>
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OAuth Login Provider Setup #
If you want to use OAuth login functionality (e.g., loginWithUI), you need to set up OAuth login providers.
To do this, you must first register your OAuth login provider information in the Wepin Workspace.
Navigate to the Login tab under the Developer Tools menu, click the Add or Set Login Provider button in the Login Provider section, and complete the registration.
⏩ Import SDK #
import 'package:wepin_flutter_widget_sdk/wepin_flutter_widget_sdk.dart';
import 'package:wepin_flutter_widget_sdk/wepin_flutter_widget_sdk_type.dart';
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⏩ Initialize #
WepinWidgetSDK wepinSDK = WepinWidgetSDK(wepinAppKey: wepinAppKey, wepinAppId: wepinAppId);
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init #
await wepinSDK.init({WidgetAttributes? attributes})
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Parameters
attributes <WidgetAttributes> optional - An optional object to configure widget attributes.
defaultLanguage <String> - The language to be displayed on the widget (default: 'ko'). Currently, only 'ko', 'en', and 'ja' are supported.
defaultCurrency <String> - The currency to be displayed on the widget (default: 'KRW'). Currently, only 'KRW', 'USD', and 'JPY' are supported.
Example
await wepinSDK.init(WidgetAttributes(defaultLanguage: 'ko', defaultCurrency: 'KRW'))
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isInitialized #
wepinSDK.isInitialized()
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The isInitialized() method checks if the Wepin Widget SDK is initialized.
Returns
Future<bool> - Returns true if Wepin Widget SDK is already initialized, otherwise false.
changeLanguage #
wepinSDK.changeLanguage({language, currency})
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The changeLanguage() method changes the language and currency of the widget.
Parameters
language <String> - The language to be displayed on the widget. Currently, only 'ko', 'en', and 'ja' are supported.
currency <String> - The currency to be displayed on the widget. Currently, only 'KRW', 'USD', and 'JPY' are supported.
Returns
void
Example
wepinSDK.changeLanguage(
language: 'ko',
currency: 'KRW'
);
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getStatus #
await wepinSDK.getStatus()
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The getStatus() method returns the lifecycle status of Wepin SDK.
Parameters
None
Returns
Future<WepinLifeCycle> - Returns the current lifecycle of the Wepin SDK, which is defined as follows:
notInitialized: Wepin is not initialized.
initializing: Wepin is in the process of initializing.
initialized: Wepin is initialized.
beforeLogin: Wepin is initialized but the user is not logged in.
login:The user is logged in.
loginBeforeRegister: The user is logged in but not registered in Wepin.
Example
final status = await wepinSDK.getStatus();
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⏩ Method & Variable #
Methods and Variables can be used after initialization of Wepin Widget SDK.
login #
The login variable is a Wepin login library that includes various authentication methods, allowing users to log in using different approaches. It supports email and password login, OAuth provider login, login using ID tokens or access tokens, and more. For detailed information on each method, please refer to the official library documentation at wepin_flutter_login_lib.
Available Methods
loginWithOauthProvider
signUpWithEmailAndPassword
loginWithEmailAndPassword
loginWithIdToken
loginWithAccessToken
getRefreshFirebaseToken
loginFirebaseWithOauthProvider
loginWepinWithOauthProvider
loginWepinWithIdToken
loginWepinWithAccessToken
loginWepinWithEmailAndPassword
loginWepin
getCurrentWepinUser
logout
getSignForLogin
These methods support various login scenarios, allowing you to select the appropriate method based on your needs.
For detailed usage instructions and examples for each method, please refer to the official library documentation. The documentation includes explanations of parameters, return values, exception handling, and more.
Example
// Login using an OAuth provider
final oauthResult = await wepinSDK.login.loginWithOauthProvider(provider: 'google', clientId: 'your-client-id');
// Sign up and log in using email and password
final signUpResult = await wepinSDK.login.signUpWithEmailAndPassword(email: '[email protected]', password: 'password123');
// Log in using an ID token
final idTokenResult = await wepinSDK.login.loginWithIdToken(idToken: 'your-id-token', sign: 'your-sign');
// Log in to Wepin
final wepinLoginResult = await wepinSDK.login.loginWepin(idTokenResult);
// Get the currently logged-in user
final currentUser = await wepinSDK.login.getCurrentWepinUser();
// Logout
await wepinSDK.login.logout();
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For more details on each method and to see usage examples, please visit the official wepin_flutter_login_lib documentation.
loginWithUI #
await wepinSDK.loginWithUI(BuildContext context, {required List<LoginProvider> loginProviders, String? email})
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The loginWithUI() method provides the functionality to log in using a widget and returns the information of the logged-in user. If a user is already logged in, the widget will not be displayed, and the method will directly return the logged-in user's information. To perform a login without the widget, use the loginWepin() method from the login variable instead.
Caution
This method can only be used after the authentication key has been deleted from the Wepin Workspace.
(Wepin Workspace > Development Tools menu > Login tab > Auth Key > Delete)
The Auth Key menu is visible only if an authentication key was previously generated.
Supported Version
Supported from version 0.0.4 and later.
Parameters
context <BuildContext> - The BuildContext parameter is essential in Flutter as it represents the location of a widget in the widget tree. This context is used by Flutter to locate the widget's position in the tree and to provide various functions like navigation, accessing theme data, and more. When you call loginWithUI, you pass the current context to ensure that the widget is displayed within the correct part of the UI hierarchy.
loginProviders <List<LoginProvider>> - An array of login providers to configure the widget. If an empty array is provided, only the email login function is available.
provider <String> - The OAuth login provider (e.g., 'google', 'naver', 'discord', 'apple').
clientId <String> - The client ID of the OAuth login provider.
email <String> - optional The email parameter allows users to log in using the specified email address when logging in through the widget.
Note
For details on setting up OAuth providers, refer to the OAuth Login Provider Setup section.
Returns
Future<WepinUser>
status <'success'|'fail'>
userInfo <WepinUserInfo> optional
userId <String>
email <String>
provider <'google'|'apple'|'naver'|'discord'|'email'|'external_token'>
use2FA <bool>
userStatus: <WepinUserStatus> - The user's status in Wepin login, including:
loginStatus: <'complete' | 'pinRequired' | 'registerRequired'> - If the user's loginStatus value is not complete, registration in Wepin is required.
pinRequired?:
walletId <String> optional
token <WepinToken> - Wepin Token
Exception
WepinError
Example
// google, apple, discord, naver login
final userInfo = await wepinSDK.loginWithUI(context,
loginProviders: [
{
provider: 'google',
clientId: 'google-client-id'
},
{
provider: 'apple',
clientId: 'apple-client-id'
},
{
provider: 'discord',
clientId: 'discord-client-id'
},
{
provider: 'naver',
clientId: 'naver-client-id'
},
]);
// only email login
final userInfo = await wepinSDK.loginWithUI(context,
loginProviders: []);
//with specified email address
final userInfo = await wepinSDK.loginWithUI(context,
loginProviders: [], email: '[email protected]');
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openWidget #
await wepinSDK.openWidget(BuildContext context)
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The openWidget() method displays the Wepin widget. If a user is not logged in, the widget will not open. Therefore, you must log in to Wepin before using this method. To log in to Wepin, use the loginWithUI method or loginWepin method from the login variable.
Parameters
context <BuildContext> - The BuildContext parameter is essential in Flutter as it represents the location of a widget in the widget tree. This context is used by Flutter to locate the widget's position in the tree and to provide various functions like navigation, accessing theme data, and more. When you call openWidget, you pass the current context to ensure that the widget is displayed within the correct part of the UI hierarchy.
Returns
Future <void> - A Future that completes when the widget is successfully opened.
Example
await wepinSDK.openWidget(context);
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closeWidget #
wepinSDK.closeWidget()
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The closeWidget() method closes the Wepin widget.
Parameters
None - This method does not take any parameters.
Returns
void - This method does not return any value.
Example
wepinSDK.closeWidget();
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register #
await wepinSDK.register(BuildContext context)
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The register method registers the user with Wepin. After joining and logging in, this method opens the Register page of the Wepin widget, allowing the user to complete registration (wipe and account creation) for the Wepin service.
This method is only available if the lifecycle of the WepinSDK is WepinLifeCycle.loginBeforeRegister. After calling the loginWepin() method in the login variable, if the loginStatus value in the userStatus is not 'complete', this method must be called.
Parameters
context <BuildContext> - The BuildContext parameter is essential in Flutter as it represents the location of a widget in the widget tree. This context is used by Flutter to locate the widget's position in the tree and to provide various functions like navigation, accessing theme data, and more. When you call register, you pass the current context to ensure that the widget is displayed within the correct part of the UI hierarchy.
Returns
Future<WepinUser>
status <'success'|'fail'>
userInfo <WepinUserInfo> optional
userId <String>
email <String>
provider <'google'|'apple'|'naver'|'discord'|'email'|'external_token'>
use2FA <bool>
userStatus: <WepinUserStatus> - The user's status in Wepin login, including:
loginStatus: <'complete' | 'pinRequired' | 'registerRequired'> - If the user's loginStatus value is not complete, registration in Wepin is required.
pinRequired?:
walletId <String> optional
token <WepinToken> - Wepin Token
Exception
WepinError
Example
final userInfo = await wepinSDK.register(context);
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getAccounts #
await wepinSDK.getAccounts({List<String>? networks, bool? withEoa})
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The getAccounts() method returns user accounts. It is recommended to use this method without arguments to retrieve all user accounts. It can only be used after widget login.
Parameters
networks: <List<String>> optional A list of network names to filter the accounts.
withEoa: <bool> optional Whether to include EOA accounts if AA accounts are included.
Returns
Future <List<WepinAccount>> - A future that resolves to a list of the user's accounts.
address <String>
network <String>
contract <String> optional The token contract address.
isAA <bool> optional Whether it is an AA account or not.
Exception
WepinError
Example
final result = await wepinSDK.getAccounts(
networks: ['Ethereum'],
withEoa: true
)
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response
[
WepinAccount(
address: "0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666",
network: "Ethereum",
),
WepinAccount(
address: "0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666",
network: "Ethereum",
contract: "0x777777888888999999000000111111222222333333",
),
WepinAccount(
address: "0x4444445555556666000000111111222222333333",
network: "Ethereum",
isAA: true,
),
]
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getBalance #
await wepinSDK.getBalance({List<WepinAccount>? accounts})
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The getBalance() method returns the balance information for specified accounts. It can only be used after the widget is logged in. To get the balance information for all user accounts, use the getBalance() method without any arguments.
Parameters
accounts <List<WepinAccount>> optional - A list of accounts for which to retrieve balance information.
network <String> - The network associated with the account.
address <String> - The address of the account.
isAA <bool> optional - Indicates whether the account is an AA (Account Abstraction) account.
Returns
Future <List<WepinAccountBalanceInfo>> - A future that resolves to a list of balance information for the specified accounts.
network <String> - The network associated with the account.
address <String> - The address of the account.
symbol <String> - The symbol of the account's balance.
balance <String> - The balance of the account.
tokens <List<WepinTokenBalanceInfo>> - A list of token balance information for the account.
symbol <String> - The symbol of the token.
balance <String> - The balance of the token.
contract <String> - The contract address of the token.
Exception
WepinError
Example
final result = await wepinSDK.getBalance([WepinAccount(
address: '0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666',
network: 'Ethereum',
)]);
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response
[
WepinAccountBalanceInfo(
network: "Ethereum",
address: "0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666",
symbol: "ETH",
balance: "1.1",
tokens:[
WepinTokenBalanceInfo(
contract: "0x123...213",
symbol: "TEST",
balance: "10"
),
]
)
]
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getNFTs #
await wepinSDK.getNFTs({required bool refresh, List<String>? networks})
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The getNFTs() method returns user NFTs. It is recommended to use this method without the networks argument to get all user NFTs. This method can only be used after the widget is logged in.
Parameters
refresh <bool> - A required parameter to indicate whether to refresh the NFT data.
networks <List<String>> optional - A list of network names to filter the NFTs.
Returns
Future <List<WepinNFT>> - A future that resolves to a list of the user's NFTs.
account <WepinAccount>
address <String> - The address of the account associated with the NFT.
network <String> - The network associated with the NFT.
contract <String> optional The token contract address.
isAA <bool> optional Indicates whether the account is an AA (Account Abstraction) account.
contract <WepinNFTContract>
name <String> - The name of the NFT contract.
address <String> - The contract address of the NFT.
scheme <String> - The scheme of the NFT.
description <String> optional - A description of the NFT contract.
network <String> - The network associated with the NFT contract.
externalLink <String> optional - An external link associated with the NFT contract.
imageUrl <String> optional - An image URL associated with the NFT contract.
name <String> - The name of the NFT.
description <String> - A description of the NFT.
externalLink <String> - An external link associated with the NFT.
imageUrl <String> - An image URL associated with the NFT.
contentUrl <String> optional - A URL pointing to the content associated with the NFT.
quantity <int> - The quantity of the NFT.
contentType <String> - The content type of the NFT.
state <int> - The state of the NFT.
Exception
WepinError
Example
final result = await wepinSDK.getNFTs(refresh: true, networks: ['Ethereum']);
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response
[
WepinNFT(
account: WepinAccount(
address: "0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666",
network: "Ethereum",
contract: "0x777777888888999999000000111111222222333333",
isAA: true,
),
contract: WepinNFTContract(
name: "NFT Collection",
address: "0x777777888888999999000000111111222222333333",
scheme: "ERC721",
description: "An example NFT collection",
network: "Ethereum",
externalLink: "https://example.com",
imageUrl: "https://example.com/image.png",
),
name: "Sample NFT",
description: "A sample NFT description",
externalLink: "https://example.com/nft",
imageUrl: "https://example.com/nft-image.png",
contentUrl: "https://example.com/nft-content.png",
quantity: 1,
contentType: "image/png",
state: 0,
),
]
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send #
await wepinSDK.send(BuildContext context, {required WepinAccount account, WepinTxData? txData})
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The send() method sends a transaction and returns the transaction ID information. This method can only be used after the widget is logged in.
Parameters
context <BuildContext> - The BuildContext parameter is essential in Flutter as it represents the location of a widget in the widget tree. This context is used by Flutter to locate the widget's position in the tree and to provide various functions like navigation, accessing theme data, and more. When you call send, you pass the current context to ensure that the widget is displayed within the correct part of the UI hierarchy.
account <WepinAccount> - The account from which the transaction will be sent.
network <String> - The network associated with the account.
address <String> - The address of the account.
contract <String> optional The contract address of the token.
txData <WepinTxData> optional - The transaction data to be sent.
to <String> - The address to which the transaction is being sent.
amount <String> - The amount of the transaction.
Returns
Future <WepinSendResponse> - A future that resolves to a response containing the transaction ID.
txId <String> - The ID of the sent transaction.
Exception
WepinError
Example
final result = await wepinSDK.send(context, {
account: WepinAccount(
address: '0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666',
network: 'Ethereum',
),
txData: WepinTxData(
to: '0x9999991111112222223333334444445555556666',
amount: '0.1',
)
})
// token send
final result = await wepinSDK.send(context, {
account: WepinAccount(
address: '0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666',
network: 'Ethereum',
contract: '0x9999991111112222223333334444445555556666'
),
txData: WepinTxData(
to: '0x9999991111112222223333334444445555556666',
amount: '0.1',
)
})
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response
WepinSendResponse(
txId: "0x76bafd4b700ed959999d08ab76f95d7b6ab2249c0446921c62a6336a70b84f32"
)
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receive #
await wepinSDK.receive(BuildContext context, {required WepinAccount account})
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The receive method opens the account information page associated with the specified account. This method can only be used after logging into Wepin.
Supported Version
Supported from version 0.0.4 and later.
Parameters
context <BuildContext> - The BuildContext parameter is essential in Flutter as it represents the location of a widget in the widget tree. This context is used by Flutter to locate the widget's position in the tree and to provide various functions like navigation, accessing theme data, and more. When you call receive, you pass the current context to ensure that the widget is displayed within the correct part of the UI hierarchy.
account <WepinAccount> - Provides the account information for the page that will be opened.
network <String> - The network associated with the account.
address <String> - The address of the account.
contract <String> optional The contract address of the token.
Returns
Future <WepinReceiveResponse> - A future that resolves to a WepinReceiveResponse object containing the information about the opened account.
account <WepinAccount> - The account information of the page that was opened.
network <String> - The network associated with the account.
address <String> - The address of the account.
contract <String> optional The contract address of the token.
Exception
WepinError
Example
// Opening an account page
final result = await wepinSDK.receive(context, {
account: WepinAccount(
address: '0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666',
network: 'Ethereum',
),
})
// Opening a token page
final result = await wepinSDK.receive(context, {
account: WepinAccount(
address: '0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666',
network: 'Ethereum',
contract: '0x9999991111112222223333334444445555556666'
),
})
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response
WepinReceiveResponse(
account: WepinAccount(
address: '0x0000001111112222223333334444445555556666',
network: 'Ethereum',
contract: '0x9999991111112222223333334444445555556666'
)
)
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finalize #
await wepinSDK.finalize()
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The finalize() method finalizes the Wepin SDK, releasing any resources or connections it has established.
Parameters
None - This method does not take any parameters.
Returns
Future<void> - A future that completes when the SDK has been finalized.
Example
await wepinSDK.finalize();
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WepinError #
This section provides descriptions of various error codes that may be encountered while using the Wepin SDK functionalities. Each error code corresponds to a specific issue, and understanding these can help in debugging and handling errors effectively.
Error Code
Error Message
Error Description
invalidAppKey
"InvalidAppKey"
The Wepin app key is invalid.
invalidParameters `
"InvalidParameters"
One or more parameters provided are invalid or missing.
invalidLoginProvider
"InvalidLoginProvider"
The login provider specified is not supported or is invalid.
invalidToken
"InvalidToken"
The token does not exist.
invalidLoginSession
"InvalidLoginSession"
The login session information does not exist.
notInitialized
"NotInitialized"
The WepinLoginLibrary has not been properly initialized.
alreadyInitialized
"AlreadyInitialized"
The WepinLoginLibrary is already initialized, so the logout operation cannot be performed again.
userCancelled
"UserCancelled"
The user has cancelled the operation.
unknownError
"UnknownError"
An unknown error has occurred, and the cause is not identified.
notConnectedInternet
"NotConnectedInternet"
The system is unable to detect an active internet connection.
failedLogin
"FailedLogin"
The login attempt has failed due to incorrect credentials or other issues.
alreadyLogout
"AlreadyLogout"
The user is already logged out, so the logout operation cannot be performed again.
invalidEmailDomain
"InvalidEmailDomain"
The provided email address's domain is not allowed or recognized by the system.
failedSendEmail
"FailedSendEmail"
The system encountered an error while sending an email. This is because the email address is invalid or we sent verification emails too often. Please change your email or try again after 1 minute.
requiredEmailVerified
"RequiredEmailVerified"
Email verification is required to proceed with the requested operation.
incorrectEmailForm
"incorrectEmailForm"
The provided email address does not match the expected format.
incorrectPasswordForm
"IncorrectPasswordForm"
The provided password does not meet the required format or criteria.
notInitializedNetwork
"NotInitializedNetwork"
The network or connection required for the operation has not been properly initialized.
requiredSignupEmail
"RequiredSignupEmail"
The user needs to sign up with an email address to proceed.
failedEmailVerified
"FailedEmailVerified"
The WepinLoginLibrary encountered an issue while attempting to verify the provided email address.
failedPasswordStateSetting
"FailedPasswordStateSetting"
Failed to set the password state. This error may occur during password management operations, potentially due to invalid input or system issues.
failedPasswordSetting
"failedPasswordSetting"
Failed to set the password. This could be due to issues with the provided password or internal errors during the password setting process.
existedEmail
"ExistedEmail"
The provided email address is already registered. This error occurs when attempting to sign up with an email that is already in use.
apiRequestError
"ApiRequestError"
There was an error while making the API request. This can happen due to network issues, invalid endpoints, or server errors.
incorrectLifecycleException
"IncorrectLifecycleException"
The lifecycle of the Wepin SDK is incorrect for the requested operation. Ensure that the SDK is in the correct state (e.g., initialized and login) before proceeding.
failedRegister
"FailedRegister"
Failed to register the user. This can occur due to issues with the provided registration details or internal errors during the registration process.
accountNotFound
"AccountNotFound"
The specified account was not found. This error is returned when attempting to access an account that does not exist in the Wepin.
nftNotFound
"NftNotFound"
The specified NFT was not found. This error occurs when the requested NFT does not exist or is not accessible within the user's account.
failedSend
"FailedSend"
Failed to send the required data or request. This error could be due to network issues, incorrect data, or internal server errors.
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