CheckoutAPIClient never throws an error if an unexpected error occurs about frames-ios

[nicolas-maalouf-cko]

Hi @PiotrPawlus

When you say invalid expired credentials you mean a wrong public API key?
Checkout.com public API keys don't expire today, the only way to invalidate them is for them to be manually refreshed from the merchant's account configuration.

I agree this can be improved though, any suggestion of the type of exception you'd expect there?
Feel free to send a pull request and someone from the team will review it.

Thanks

[christianvershkov]

Hi @PiotrPawlus,
I added new pull request which can fix the problem you described. Hope, it will be merged soon.

[daven-gomes-cko]

Thanks @christianvershkov for the PR. 3.2.0 now includes NetworkError via two new methods:

public func createCardToken(
        card: CkoCardTokenRequest,
        completion: @escaping ((Swift.Result<CkoCardTokenResponse, NetworkError>) -> Void)
    )

public func createApplePayToken(
        paymentData: Data,
        completion: @escaping ((Swift.Result<CkoCardTokenResponse, NetworkError>) -> Void)
    )