A beta Woocommerce Client for Android. Till now it has been very difficult to create Android Apps using Woocommerce as a backend. With the advent of the Woocommerce Rest API, the Woocommerce team has given the developers a quick and easy way to interact with the world's most popular ecommerce plugin for Wordpress. This library helps in easing things out even further. Don't take my word for it. Just take it for a spin and you will know.

1. In your module level/app level build.gradle file, add the following lines

    repositories {
        jcenter()
   
        maven {
            url "https://jitpack.io"
        }   
    }
   

2. Then in dependencies, add the following line to include the library:

    dependencies {
        .
        .
        compile 'com.github.rajatady:Woocommerce-Android-Client:0.0.3'
    }
   

3. Sync the project with the gradle files. The library should be imported to your project.

4. Create a new Java Class which extends the Application Class or if you already have one created, just put the following lines in there.

    public class Aadira extends Application {
   
            @Override
            public void onCreate() {
                super.onCreate();
    
                .
                .
                .
                
                WCBuilder builder = new WCBuilder();
                
                //Whether your website has https
                builder.setIsHttps(false); 
                
                // Set the website URL
                builder.setBaseUrl("your.websiteurl.here");
                
                // Signing method. Can be one of HMACSHA1 or HMACSHA256
                builder.setSigning_method(SigningMethod.HMACSHA1);
                
                // your woocommerce api key
                builder.setWc_key("key here");
                
                // your woocommerce api secret
                builder.setWc_secret("secret here");
                
                WooCommerce.getInstance().initialize(builder);
                .
                .
            }
    }
   

5. Just get an instance of the Woocommerce Class hereon like this

    WooCommerce wooCommerce = WooCommerce.getInstance();