Using this method, you don’t need to care about handling the analysis process with the Gini Bank
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API Library, you only provide your API credentials and a delegate to get the analysis results.
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let viewController = GiniCapture.viewController(withClient: client,
configuration: giniConfiguration,
resultsDelegate: resultsDelegate)
present(viewController, animated: true, completion:nil) |
If you want to use a transparent proxy with your own authentication, you can specify your own domain and add AlternativeTokenSource protocol implementation:
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let apiLibviewController = GiniBankAPI.Builder(customApiDomain GiniCapture.viewController(withClient: client,
configuration: configuration,
resultsDelegate: resultsDelegate,
api: .custom(domain: "api.custom.net",
alternativeTokenSource: MyAlternativeTokenSource) .build(tokenSource: MyAlternativeTokenSource)) |
The token you provide will be is added as a bearer token to all api.custom.net requests.
Optionally, if you want to use Certificate pinning, provide metadata for the upload process. You can pass both your public key pinning configuration (see TrustKit repo for more information)You can also specify a custom path segment if your proxy URL requires it:
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let giniApiLib = GiniBankAPIviewController = GiniCapture.viewController(withClient: client,
.Builder(client: Client(id: "your-id",configuration: configuration,
resultsDelegate: resultsDelegate,
secret api: .custom(domain: "your-secret",api.custom.net",
domain path: "your-domain"),/custom/path",
api: .default, pinningConfig: yourPublicPinningConfig) .build() |
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The document metadata for the upload process is intended to be used for reporting.tokenSource: MyAlternativeTokenSource)) |
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