- iOS: a privacy manifest (
PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy), so Xcode includes the SDK in your app’s privacy report. The SDK doesn’t track and uses none of the APIs Apple asks a reason for. - The first version on Maven Central.
The first public version of the Plugchoice SDK, in beta.
- Three platforms, one version: iOS (
PlugchoiceSDK, Swift Package Manager), Android (com.plugchoice:plugchoice) and React Native (@plugchoice/react-native, with an Expo config plugin). - Link, the guided charger setup: add a charger, change its network, set it up, or reconnect it, opened with an action from your app.
- One callback for client secrets: the SDK asks your app for a client secret when Link opens and whenever it needs a new one, passing the action so your server can scope it.
- Native tools for the hosted flow: Wi-Fi hotspot joins, local network discovery and sessions, Bluetooth LE, raw TCP and UDP, and QR scanning.
transports()tells you what the device can do, to compare with a charger’scapabilities.
The first version of the SDK API at
https://api.plugchoice.com/sdk/v1.- Client sessions with a required
scope, for your users (external_user_id) or your own chargers. - Link sessions, to confirm on your server what a time through Link did.
- Chargers with their
capabilities. - Date versions in the
Plugchoice-Versionheader, and errors as problem details.