# SDK

## Android

### Step 1 <a href="#step-1" id="step-1"></a>

Add this line to `build.gradle` (app level)

```
dependencies {
// .. Your other dependencies
implementation("io.enable3.android.enable3androidsdk:Enable3AndroidSDK:1.0.50")
}
```

### Step 2 <a href="#step-3" id="step-3"></a>

Init Enable3 in your Application class or Activity class (with application context)

```
Enable3.init(applicationContext, "insert_user_token_here")
```

To get `user_token` your backend need to call [GET JWT](https://docs.enabl3.io/enabl3/tech/endpoints#api-v1-integration-user-operatoruserid-token) endpoint and send it into your app.

### Step 3 <a href="#step-4" id="step-4"></a>

To open Enable3 you should call

```
Enable3.open(context, StartAnimation.SlideFromLeft)
```

You can call this code from button onClickListener etc. Pass context and animation type if you need smooth opening. Available animation types:

```
sealed class StartAnimation {
    data object SlideFromLeft : StartAnimation()
    data object SlideFromRight : StartAnimation()
    data object SlideFromTop : StartAnimation()
    data object SlideFromBottom : StartAnimation()
    data object None : StartAnimation()
}
```

\
**🧾 Environment Versions**\
\
This section lists library and plugin versions used in the current **Enable3 Android SDK** build.\
Maintaining compatibility with these versions is crucial to ensure smooth integration, prevent dependency conflicts, and avoid build-time or runtime errors.

When integrating the SDK into your app:

* Use the same **Kotlin**, **Compose**, and **Android Gradle Plugin** versions for full compatibility.
* Other dependencies (like Retrofit, OkHttp, Hilt, Firebase, etc.) can use newer versions if they maintain backward compatibility.
* If your project already uses different versions, Gradle will typically resolve to the newest one, but you should verify that your build remains stable.

> ⚠️ Always align your Kotlin and Compose versions — mismatched versions are the most common cause of compilation issues.

| Library / Plugin                  | Version    |
| --------------------------------- | ---------- |
| Kotlin                            | 2.2.0      |
| Android Gradle Plugin (AGP)       | 8.13.0     |
| Compose BOM                       | 2025.06.01 |
| Compose Foundation / UI / Tooling | 1.8.3      |
| Navigation Compose                | 2.9.1      |
| Dagger                            | 2.56.2     |
| Coroutines                        | 1.10.2     |
| Retrofit                          | 3.0.0      |
| OkHttp                            | 5.1.0      |
| Coil Compose                      | 2.7.0      |

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