Android - Getting Started¶
This page covers all the prerequisites and installation steps required to integrate the EnQualify Android SDK into your project.
Minimum Requirements¶
Supported Android Version¶
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
minSdkVersion | 25 |
| Minimum Android version | Android 7.1 (API 25) |
The EnQualify SDK has determined the minimum supported Android version to be API 25 in line with its functional scope and dependencies. It is compatible with projects that have a minSdkVersion value of 25 or higher.
Supported CPU Architectures¶
The EnQualify SDK is compatible with the following CPU architectures:
armeabi-v7aarm64-v8a
⚠️ Important: Including other architectures (e.g.,
x86,x86_64) may result in the application size increasing by 4-5 times. It is recommended to target only the architectures mentioned above to optimize the APK size.
You can target only the recommended architectures with abiFilters:
Emulator Limitations¶
The EnQualify SDK requires physical device hardware for certain modules. Therefore, the following modules cannot be run on the Android Emulator:
| Module | Requirement |
|---|---|
| OCR, Face | Physical device camera |
| VideoCall | Access to camera and microphone |
| NFC | NFC hardware on the device |
Providing Maven Access¶
EnQualify SDKs are hosted in a secure GitHub Packages repository on the Enqura side. You need to add a custom-generated username and password to your project to access the SDKs.
settings.gradle Configuration¶
Add the following repository definition to the settings.gradle file:
dependencyResolutionManagement {
repositoriesMode.set(RepositoriesMode.PREFER_SETTINGS)
repositories {
google()
mavenCentral()
maven { url = uri("https://jitpack.io") }
maven {
url = uri("https://maven.pkg.github.com/EnquraTechnology/Android-Packages")
credentials {
username = "YOUR_USERNAME"
password = "YOUR_PASSWORD"
}
}
}
}
🔐 Security Note: Writing the
usernameandpasswordvalues directly into thesettings.gradle.ktsfile is not recommended. It is more secure to read these credentials throughlocal.propertiesor environment variables (ENV).
You need to obtain the repository access information from an authorized person.
Gradle Sync¶
After the repository configuration, perform the "Sync Project with Gradle Files" operation in Android Studio. Accessing or using the modules is not possible until this step is completed.
Permissions¶
The SDK automatically adds most necessary permissions to the manifest file. However, the following permission must be manually granted by the application:
This permission is used to obtain detailed information about the network connection type (2G/3G/4.5G) for the SDK. If permission is not granted, the mobile data type will only display as "Mobile"; the actual connection type information cannot be retrieved.
Module Installation¶
Each module is added independently to the project and must use the same version number. The version number will be communicated to you specifically by Enqura.
Common Installation Steps¶
The installation steps for all modules follow the same pattern:
- Open the
libs.versions.tomlfile and define the version:
[versions]
...
enqualify-plus = "x.x.x.x"
[libraries]
...
enqualify-plus-MODULADI = {
group = "com.enqualify.plus",
name = "MODULADI",
version.ref = "enqualify-plus"
}
- Add the dependency to the
build.gradle.ktsfile:
- Synchronize Gradle:
Click on the "Sync Now" option to synchronize the Gradle files.
Installation details for each module are also specified on the respective module page.
Next Steps¶
After the installation is complete, you can proceed in the following order:
- Core Module — The common foundational structure for all modules; it must be integrated before using other modules.
- OCR Module — Optical character recognition from identity documents.
- NFC Module — NFC reading from identity chips.
- Face Module — Facial recognition and liveness check.
- VideoCall Module — Video call integration.