BRAccountLinkingConnection
Manages account linking connections to retail merchants. Inherits from NSObject.
SDK Version: 3.2.0
Declaration
@interface BRAccountLinkingConnection : NSObject
class BRAccountLinkingConnection : NSObject
Quick Reference
Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
retailer | The linked retail merchant |
username | Account username associated with the connection |
lastExecutionTime | Timestamp of the most recent execution |
lastExecutionCode | Status code from the last execution attempt |
isAuthenticated | Whether the connection is currently logged in |
webviewAuthEnabled | Whether users authenticate via the merchant's webpage |
configuration | Configuration object controlling order search behavior |
Initializers
| Initializer | Description |
|---|---|
initWithRetailer: | Create a connection for a retailer |
initWithRetailer:username:password: | Create a connection with stored credentials |
Properties
retailer (read-only)
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BRAccountLinkingRetailer retailer;
var retailer: BRAccountLinkingRetailer { get }
Identifies the linked retail merchant.
username (read-only)
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nullable) NSString *username;
var username: String? { get }
The account username associated with the connection.
lastExecutionTime (read-only)
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSTimeInterval lastExecutionTime;
var lastExecutionTime: TimeInterval { get }
Timestamp of the most recent execution.
lastExecutionCode (read-only)
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger lastExecutionCode;
var lastExecutionCode: UInt { get }
Status code from the last execution attempt.
isAuthenticated (read-only)
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isAuthenticated;
var isAuthenticated: Bool { get }
It represents the logged in status of the connection. Check this property before calling loginUserForLinkedRetailer.
Starting with SDK 2.61.0, this also reports NO for accounts that were linked before the identity-verification mechanism existed (SDK versions prior to 2.60.0) and have not been re-verified since upgrading. Such accounts cannot fetch orders until the user signs in again, so use this property to surface your re-authentication flow — a successful login through loginUserForLinkedRetailer restores the account. Without the upgrade to 2.61.0 these accounts report YES while every fetch fails, and one such account can prevent background syncing for the device's other linked accounts.
webviewAuthEnabled
@property (nonatomic) BOOL webviewAuthEnabled;
var webviewAuthEnabled: Bool { get set }
Set this property to YES if you want users to authenticate with merchant's webpage directly.
Default: YES
configuration
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) BRAccountLinkingConfiguration *configuration;
var configuration: BRAccountLinkingConfiguration? { get set }
A configuration object that defines the behavior when searching for new orders. See BRAccountLinkingConfiguration.
Initializers
init (Unavailable)
Default initializer is not available. Use one of the designated initializers below.
initWithRetailer:
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithRetailer:(BRAccountLinkingRetailer)retailer;
init(retailer: BRAccountLinkingRetailer)
Parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
retailer | The retailer to link |
initWithRetailer:username:password:
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithRetailer:(BRAccountLinkingRetailer)retailer
username:(NSString * _Nullable)username
password:(NSString * _Nullable)password;
init(retailer: BRAccountLinkingRetailer, username: String?, password: String?)
Parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
retailer | The retailer to link |
username | The account username |
password | The account password |