pabulo_sdk 1.0.10

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Pabulo Platform Dart Library #

Pábulo: The future of Loyalty, Merchants & Wallet Platforms, Today.

Provides APIs for seamlessly connect to the Pabulo Platform and build rich Flutter UIs in no time.

Motivation #

✅ To provide ability to quickly build front-ends in the shortest possible time.
✅ Simplifying complex JSON data models into standard Request & Response objects.
✅ Providing efficiency to reduce network traffic by validating data before doing a server round trip.

Get Started #

Future<void> main() async {
  await AppConfig.initialize();

  /// Initialize th Globals for the base framework.
  /// This is a singleton so enable it in the main
  /// for early initialization.
  PabuloGlobals(
    AppConfig().appConfig.baseUrl,
    AppConfig().appConfig.defaults.getRequestTimeOut(),
    AppConfig().appConfig.defaults.language,
  );
  // You code after this.
}

Initialize the PabuloGlobals() with the three parameters:

1. baseUrl : this is the path to the backend where the core platform is running , i.e. https://api.domain.com or https://api.domain.com:8080
2. requestTimeOut : Optional The time as [Durations] to wait for backend to respond. If ignored the default is 30 seconds.
3. language : Optional This is the language 'en-US' or 'fr-FR' to be used for communicating to the backand. If ignored the default is 'en-US'.

🫡 That is all !!! You are now wired up to start using the SDK.

Usage #

Once you have wired the SDK in the main() you have to wire the necessary repositories for the business flow that you are working on.

e.g.; you are building a Login Screen for users to login.

class LoginBloc extends Bloc<LoginEvent, LoginState> {
  // Wire the SDK Repository for Administration Functions.
   final RepoAdmin _repoAdmin = RepoAdmin();

   // On Login Pressed call the api
   Future<void> onLoginPressed() async {
     try {
       RspLogin? rspLogin = await _repoAdmin.letMeIn(
         ReqLogin(consumerEmail: email, consumerPassword: password),);
     } catch (error) {
       // ... handle errors
     }
     // ... reset of your code.
   }
}

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