The uqudo SDK, available for Android, iOS, and hybrid frameworks, streamlines the integration process for mobile applications by allowing automatic importation from public repositories. Integrating the SDK into an app is as simple as referencing a single line of code that specifies both the uqudo SDK and its corresponding version. To upgrade, developers only need to modify the version number in this line and then rebuild the mobile application, ensuring a hassle-free and efficient update process.
For the latest version number, see the .
Below you can find the details for all supported platforms:
Android
1- Open the app's build.gradle file.
2- Update Uqudo SDK dependency version "io.uqudo.sdk:Uqudo" with the latest version.
3- Run Gradle Sync.
iOS
1- Open your iOS project's Podfile file.
2- Replace Uqudo SDK dependency version "UqudoSDK" with the latest version.
3- Run pod install
Web
1- Open your project`s package.json file.
2- Replace Uqudo SDK dependency version "uqudosdk-web" with the latest version.
3- Run npm install
Capacitor
1- Open your project`s package.json file.
2- Replace Uqudo SDK dependency version "uqudosdk-capacitor" with the latest version.
3- Run npm install
Cordova
1- Open your project`s package.json file.
2- Replace Uqudo SDK dependency version "uqudosdk-cordova" with the latest version.
3- Run npm install
Flutter
1- Open your project`s pubspec.yaml file.
2- Replace Uqudo SDK dependency version "uqudosdk_flutter" with the latest version.
3- Run flutter pub get
React Native
1- Open your project`s package.json file.
2- Replace Uqudo SDK dependency version "uqudosdk-react-native" with the latest version.
3- Run npm install
Xamarin
1- Open your iOS/Android project in Visual Studio.
2- Open Nuget package manager or simply you can open it by double-clicking on the Packages folder in the Solution Explorer.
3- With "uqudo" selected as the source, click on the updates tap on the top, and then perform the update action.
