How to integrate SDKs in projects for Android applications

Recommendations

When developing projects for Android applications, follow these recommendations:

1. Set up native authentication via social networks.

2. Set up deep links to return users to the application after they confirm registration via email.
3. Customize registration confirmation email.

4. Choose and set up the most suitable method of working with an in-game store. If you wish, you don’t have to implement the cart feature in your game. Instead, implement the ability to make an in-game purchase by clicking the Buy button.
5. Set up user redirection to your application after making a payment via an external browser.
6. Follow the Unity customization instruction to customize the UI for errors and pop-ups. Errors and pop-ups in the integration demo are created for game developers. Therefore, make them more suitable for the end users of your application.

Set up deep links for Android applications

1. Open your project in Publisher Account.
2. To set up user redirection to the application after they confirm registration:
   1. In the side menu, click Login.
   2. Select the Login project and click Configure.
   3. Go to the Security block and select the OAuth 2.0 section.
   4. Click on the pencil icon in the line of the required OAuth 2.0 client.
   5. Specify an OAuth 2.0 redirect URI (a path in the application the user is redirected to after successful authentication, email confirmation, or password reset). You can specify multiple valid URIs.
   6. Click Save changes.

3. To set up user redirection to your application after they make a payment via an external browser:
   1. Click Pay Station in the side menu.
   2. Go to the Settings tab.
   3. Specify the required parameters in the Redirect policy section.
   4. Click Save.

Resolve Android dependencies

For Android builds, the SDK uses function from native Android libraries.

To resolve dependencies and download the necessary libraries:

1. Specify Android as the build platform:
   1. In the Unity editor, go to File > Build Settings in the main menu.
   2. In the Platform panel, select Android.
   3. Click Switch Platform.

2. Start the dependency manager:
   1. In the Unity editor, go to Assets > External Dependency Manager > Android Resolver > Resolve in the main menu.
   2. Wait for the dependency manager to finish.

As a result, the JAR or AAR files of all the necessary Android libraries are downloaded to the Assets/Plugins/Android folder.

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