PicsArt SDK for Android

This open-source library allows you to integrate PicsArt's social activity into your Android app.

Learn more about provided samples, documentation, integrating the SDK into your app and more at http://picsart.com/dev/#android-sdk

FEATURES

• LoginManager and AccessToken - Login and OAuth 2.0 Authorization - provides you OAuth 2 token which is needed for PicsArt's RESTful API. You basicly shuld openSession on LoginManager instance and set RequestListener, if success code is returned then autorization is success. Note that there is no expired token feature yet. For details refer to sample app at https://github.com/ZetBrush/picsart-android-sdk example code snippet from sample app.

//Autorization and Login to PicsArt

LoginManager.getInstance().openSession(context,new RequestListener(0){
        @Override
        public void onRequestReady(int reqnumber, String message) {
                if (reqnumber == PicsArtConst.OK_CODE_LOGIN) {
        		 		 Autorization succeed here!!!
                      }
                  if(reqnumber == PicsArtConst.BAD_CODE_LOGIN){
                         Autorization failed here :(
                      }
                   }
  });
             

//Logout from PicsArt

    LoginManager.getInstance().closeSession(context);

• PhotoController handles all provided methodes described at http://picsart.com/dev/#photos . After method is called, PhotoController object will notify it's listener either with success code or fail code, both with message. After get() can be called to obtain requested data. For building nested and complex requests you can register Listeners whit unique ID and notify them whenever you need by calling notifyListener(id,code,"message") or notifyListeners(code,"message")- which will notify all registered listeners. For more details refer to SDK's javadoc and sample app at http://picsart.com/dev/#android-sdk

• UserContoller handles all provided methods described at http://picsart.com/dev/#users. It's code flow and logic is the same as PhotoController, so set listeners, call methodes, get() needed data, handle your complex dependencies by registering listeners and notifying them. For more details refer to SDK's javadoc and sample app at http://picsart.com/dev/#android-sdk