App to let the instore app and instore payments apps to test their linking features.

See docs folder to know how to create an instore vtex payment app

This app links to an app that accept the uri stone://payment?params (see the docs folder above to know how it works).

You can easily change the scheme from "stone" to your app's scheme by editing the render method of https://github.com/vtex/vtex-payment-test/blob/master/App.js

You can link back to this app with the URI:

vtex-payment-test://payment?params // for payment applinking vtex-payment-test://payment-reversal?params // for a refund applinking

You can see an Android payment example app here: https://github.com/vtex/payment-example-app

Execute any make command on the terminal of your machine (normally works on Linux and Mac).

This is a React Native example App, on Makefile have helpers to how to setup and test (as you can see below). But you can also see React Native's documentation if you have any doubts on how to run it: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html (the "Building Projects with Native Code" can be a good place to start)

make setup (need node and npm installed on your machine)

make run (or make ios)

See Running on Device

make android

make setup (if not already executed, remember: need node and npm installed on your machine)

make server (it starts react native packager to bundle javascript)

Open directory vtex-payment-test/android on Android Studio.

Run as a normal Android app.

Dismiss any initial red error (like bridge error or could not connect to local server), after the app initialize.

Shake the device to open developer options. Choose Dev Settings, then choose "Debug server host & port for device". Then insert the IP Address of the machine that you executed the make server command with the port 8081, example: 10.1.12.4:8081

If you want to make changes to javascript to change parameters on links, you can edit App.js file and then shake the device again and press "Reload".