private void CheckoutWithApplePay(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var request = GetPaymentRequest();
applePayHelper = new BUYApplePayHelpers(client, checkout, shop);
var paymentController = new PKPaymentAuthorizationViewController(request);
// Add additional methods if needed and forward the callback to BUYApplePayHelpers
paymentController.DidAuthorizePayment += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidAuthorizePayment(paymentController, args.Payment, args.Completion);
checkout = applePayHelper.Checkout;
GetCompletedCheckout(null);
};
paymentController.PaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDidFinish += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.PaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDidFinish(paymentController);
};
paymentController.DidSelectShippingAddress += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidSelectShippingAddress(paymentController, args.Address, args.Completion);
};
paymentController.DidSelectShippingContact += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidSelectShippingContact(paymentController, args.Contact, args.Completion);
};
paymentController.DidSelectShippingMethod += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidSelectShippingMethod(paymentController, args.ShippingMethod, args.Completion);
};
/**
*
* Alternatively we can set the delegate to applePayHelper.
*
* If you do not care about any IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate callbacks
* uncomment the code below to let BUYApplePayHelpers take care of them automatically.
* You can then also safely remove the IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate
* events above.
*
* // paymentController.Delegate = applePayHelper;
*
* If you keep the events as the delegate, you have a chance to intercept the
* IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate callbacks and add any additional logging
* and method calls as you need. Ensure that you forward them to the BUYApplePayHelpers
* class by calling the delegate methods on BUYApplePayHelpers which already implements
* the IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate interface.
*
*/
PresentViewController(paymentController, true, null);
}
private void CheckoutWithApplePay(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var request = GetPaymentRequest ();
applePayHelper = new BUYApplePayHelpers (client, checkout, shop);
var paymentController = new PKPaymentAuthorizationViewController (request);
// Add additional methods if needed and forward the callback to BUYApplePayHelpers
paymentController.DidAuthorizePayment += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidAuthorizePayment (paymentController, args.Payment, args.Completion);
checkout = applePayHelper.Checkout;
GetCompletedCheckout (null);
};
paymentController.PaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDidFinish += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.PaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDidFinish (paymentController);
};
paymentController.DidSelectShippingAddress += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidSelectShippingAddress (paymentController, args.Address, args.Completion);
};
paymentController.DidSelectShippingContact += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidSelectShippingContact (paymentController, args.Contact, args.Completion);
};
paymentController.DidSelectShippingMethod += (_, args) => {
applePayHelper.DidSelectShippingMethod (paymentController, args.ShippingMethod, args.Completion);
};
/**
*
* Alternatively we can set the delegate to applePayHelper.
*
* If you do not care about any IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate callbacks
* uncomment the code below to let BUYApplePayHelpers take care of them automatically.
* You can then also safely remove the IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate
* events above.
*
* // paymentController.Delegate = applePayHelper;
*
* If you keep the events as the delegate, you have a chance to intercept the
* IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate callbacks and add any additional logging
* and method calls as you need. Ensure that you forward them to the BUYApplePayHelpers
* class by calling the delegate methods on BUYApplePayHelpers which already implements
* the IPKPaymentAuthorizationViewControllerDelegate interface.
*
*/
PresentViewController (paymentController, true, null);
}
