Getting Started
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InstallationFirst start by adding Unveiler's React Native client as a dependency to your React Native project. If you're using NPM, then run:
npm install @unveiler.io/react-native-client
If you're using Yarn, run:
yarn add @unveiler.io/react-native-client
UnveilerClient
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Create an Next, create an UnveilerClient
instance. For this you need your own API key, which you can get at the Unveiler Dashboard.
import { UnveilerClient } from '@unveiler.io/react-native-client'
const client = new UnveilerClient({ apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY' })
note
To circumvent hard-coding the API key, we recommend storing them outside your code-base, for example using react-native-config or other similar tools.
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Verify Location HookThe last step is to start using the useLazyVerifiedLocation
hook.
In the background this hook will collect GNSS data.
Once enough data has been collected, the submit
function will be populated, which when invoked will send recent GNSS data to the Unveiler API to verify the current location.
After the location is verified, the results will be available in claim
and also encoded as a JWT in jwt
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import { useLazyVerifiedLocation } from '@unveiler.io/react-native-client'
const MyModule = () => { const { claim, jwt, submit } = useLazyVerifiedLocation({ client })
return ( <> {submit && <Button onPress={submit} title={'Submit'} />} {claim && ( <Text> {claim.location.latitude}, {claim.location.longitude} </Text> )} {jwt && <Text>JWT: {jwt}</Text>} </> )}
For a more elaborate useage example, see our example React Native client here and explore the API.