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BRAccountLinkingConfiguration

Configures account linking behavior for the BlinkEReceipt SDK. Inherits from NSObject.

SDK Version: 3.2.0

Declaration

@interface BRAccountLinkingConfiguration : NSObject
class BRAccountLinkingConfiguration : NSObject

Quick Reference​

Properties​

PropertyDescription
dayCutoffDays back to search for orders
dateCutoffSpecific date boundary — overrides dayCutoff when set
returnLatestOrdersOnlyWhether subsequent scrapes only fetch orders newer than the last scrape
countryCodeCountry code for accessing the regional version of a retailer's site

Properties​

dayCutoff​

@property (nonatomic) NSInteger dayCutoff;
var dayCutoff: Int { get set }

Set this property to control how far back in the user's history to search for orders.

Default: 15

dateCutoff​

@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSDate *dateCutoff;
var dateCutoff: Date? { get set }

This property is an alternative to dayCutoff which allows you to set a specific date/time that serves as the boundary of how far back to search. If set, it will override dayCutoff.

Default: nil

returnLatestOrdersOnly​

@property (nonatomic) BOOL returnLatestOrdersOnly;
var returnLatestOrdersOnly: Bool { get set }

Controls how far back in the user's history to search for orders, once a previously returned order has been found.

When YES (default): the first scrape retrieves orders back to dayCutoff or dateCutoff. All subsequent scrapes only go back to the last scrape date, regardless of whether the first scrape completed.

When NO: subsequent scrapes continue fetching historical orders until dayCutoff or dateCutoff is reached, then revert to latest-only behavior.

Default: YES

countryCode​

@property (nonatomic, copy, nonnull) NSString *countryCode;
var countryCode: String { get set }

Set this to a different country to access the correct version of the retailer's site, if it exists for that country (currently only supports Amazon UK).

Default: "US"