Snapscreen

Snapscreen offers the entry point for configuring the SDK

  • Notification that is sent out when the authentication changes - afterwards it is advised to fetch the updated value of authorizationHeader in case it is used

  • The configured Snapscreen instance

  • The country code the user is in. Affects the results that are found when snapping. Defaults to AT.

  • The US state the user is in. Possibly affects the odds results provided. Defaults to nil.

  • Color configuration - preconfigured with default Snapscreen values - modify as desired. See documentation for reference in UI designs

  • Font configuration - preconfigured with default Snapscreen values - modify as desired. See documentation for reference in UI designs

  • UI Configuration - preconfigured with default Snapscreen values - modify as desired

  • Game Odds Display UI configuration - preconfigured with default Snapscreen valeus - modify as desired

  • Delegate providing information about the live event status

  • Initialize Snapscreen with your clientID and clientSecret and one of the predefined environments

    • clientID The client ID of your application - provided by Snapscreen
    • clientSecret The client secret of your application - provided by Snapscreen
    • environment The default configured environment

  • Initialize Snapscreen with your clientID and clientSecret and a custom backend URL

    • clientID The client ID of your application - provided by Snapscreen
    • clientSecret The client secret of your application - provided by Snapscreen
    • backendURL The custom backend URL you want the SDK to use

  • Fetches the odds for a sport event with the provided id. If no results are found (either because sport event does not exist or no odds are found, the completion closure is called with a nil result

  • The current authorization header used by Snapscreen. Set as header ‘Authorization’ in case you access any secured Snapscreen backend endpoints

  • The current timestamp as synced by Snapscreen - useful for synchronizing exact timestamps determined during snapping