I would like to build a Shopify app that can take pictures of the customer using the selfie camera, save them to a customer profile, and allow for guest checkout. I know this is partly possible because this app - https://www.esenca.app is able to achieve the camera functionality component.
Regarding the fine details, how would I create a Shopify app that can do this?
First you create a mobile App using your Flutter or React Native library (or whatever turns your mobile phone crank) with camera access. Ensure your App can take a picture and store it.
Second you would implement the Shopify oAuth pattern into your App, asking for customer permissions, so the merchant could choose to install this App in their store.
Third you would code up an extension in your App that displays this picture in the Customer account section of the App.
Fourth, clean up all the loose ends and profit from your adventure!
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I want to show my own business instagram account's photos in a react native app, user dont need to sign-in to watch those images. I only want to fetch a few images and show them in a list, if the user clicks on them he will be redirected to the insta app. If anybody know how to fetch images please tell in detail. I have tried facebooks documentations but they are difficult to follow.
Can the Branch SDK track installs to the inviting user through an intermediate landing page?
In my Unity based game I'm setting up a social share button on the game's splash page. When the user share's the game with someone by default the branch SDK would send the invited prospect directly to the Apple app store to install the app. Instead I want to send the prospect to a Landing page so that we can A/B test content and optimize installs.
Thus I want to track install/play back to the original inviting user. Is this possible? If so, how is it configured.
TIA,
~eric
You can do this by setting custom link properties when you create the share link. For example, you can set $fallback_url as a link property when creating the linkproperties object
linkProperties.controlParams.Add("$fallback_url", "http://example.com");
When you use this with sharelink the link created will navigate to the fallback_url instead of the app / play store.
For example in order to open Venmo from within my app I would use Linking.openURL('venmo://') which would subsequently pop open Venmo on the device, leaving my app in the process.
What, if it exists, is the URL for the Square Point of Sale app?
Take a look at the docs for the Point of Sale APIs, they have all that is possible with link building int the app. It is only for payments, you can't link into other views.
https://docs.connect.squareup.com/articles/point-of-sale-api-overview
Hi I have a react native app with ads using react-native-admob I want the user to be able to click and pay to remove the ads. Please how do I go about doing this on both iOS and Android? I also want to ensure that when the user updates the app, they do not get the version with ads if they had previously bought the app.
Any ideas or libraries to use will be much appreciated.
Use a package for in-app purchases such as react-native-iap. There are methods for buying products which you would set up in your Google Play and App Store dashboards. As for keeping track of which users have already paid for what products, that is mentioned in the docs.
I want to integrate facebook fan page in my game with out leaving the game. And I also want to detect If any one like that app, I mean I want to detect "like" button pressed or not.I view this tutorial http://www.raywenderlich.com/1626/how-to-post-to-a-users-wall-upload-photos-and-add-a-like-button-from-your-iphone-app But there is only instruction to add the like button,but o detection if any one tapped the button or not.
Any one help me please.Sample code or tutorial may help a lot.
Thanks in advance.
Tamanna
The Facebook API on iOS is meant to redirect the user on the Facebook app (or website when the app is missing) in order to grant access for the like itself. This needs to be done at least once.
In order to gather information about who is liking what you can set up whatever log or backend functionality to the Facebook app that you have to create to activate the like functionality on your iOS app.