I'm currently working with credit-card integration using card.io SDK downloaded from github.
It works great, but the expiry date and the cvv number has to be entered manually. I searched for that and finds that
Newer versions of the card.io SDK (3.x and above) doesn't added expiry date scanning.-Reference.
But, the return values shows me
Received card info. Number: ••••••••••••xxxx, expiry: 09/2015, cvv: 123.
Is it possible to get the full number of the credit-card than getting dots?
Is it possible to download the older version of this SDK for expiration date scanning?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Josh from card.io here. The sample code you're probably looking at reads:
- (void)userDidProvideCreditCardInfo:(CardIOCreditCardInfo *)info inPaymentViewController:(CardIOPaymentViewController *)scanViewController {
// The full card number is available as info.cardNumber, but don't log that!
NSLog(@"Received card info. Number: %@, expiry: %02i/%i, cvv: %@.", info.redactedCardNumber, info.expiryMonth, info.expiryYear, info.cvv);
// Use the card info...
[scanViewController dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
}
Note the comment above the NSLog call. What is being logged is info.redactedCardNumber
. You want info.cardNumber
instead. See the header files, which are pretty well documented, for more details.
The older version of the SDK is has been publicly deprecated for nearly a year and will be shut down on August 1st, 2013.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17807508/card-io-sdk-gives-partial-credit-card-number