Java SDK for Splitwise
This library contains implementation of Splitwise SDK in Java. Currently the following splitwise API calls are supported,
get_current_user
get_user/:id
update_user/:id
get_groups
get_group/:id
create_group
delete_group/:id
add_user_to_group
remove_user_from_group
get_friends
get_friend/:id
create_friend
delete_friend/:id
get_expenses
get_expense/:id
delete_expense/:id
get_comments?expense_id=
get_notifications
get_currencies
get_categories
Other API implementations are expected to follow as future updates. Pull requests and bugs are welcomed.
Maven
Add the following lines in pom.xml of the maven project to use the library,
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.sritejakv</groupId>
<artifactId>splitwise</artifactId>
<version>1.0</version>
</dependency>Gradle
Add the following line in Gradle projects to use the library,
compile("com.github.sritejakv:splitwise:1.0")
Authentication
Currently the authentication is performed using ScribeJava library which supports both OAuth1.0 and OAuth2.0. In this library, OAuth1.0 is included at this point of time. Authentication using OAuth2.0 is expected in the future updates.
Registration
The library expects consumer key and consumer secret of Splitwise and can be fetched after registering your application here.
Using the library
Authorization
As already mentioned, the library expects consumer key and consumer secret from Splitwise. As splitwise uses OAuth authentication for access, the user should also fetch token verifier from the authorization url. This is done in two steps,
- Initialize splitwise with consumer key and consumer secret.
Splitwise splitwise = new Splitwise("<consumerKey>", "<consumerSecret>");
String authorizationURL = splitwise.getAuthorizationUrl();
- Open the authorizationURL in the browser. It is a simple process of logging into Splitwise and giving the access. After giving the access, token verifier is shown in the url itself. Set the access token using the verifier.
splitwise.util.setAccessToken("<verifier_from_authorizationURL>");
To skip the process of authenticating every time, the token details fetched above can be used to set the token without actually going into authorizationURL.
OAuth1AccessToken accessToken = (OAuth1AccessToken) splitwise.util.getAccessToken();
splitwise.util.setAccessToken(accessToken.getToken(),
accessToken.getTokenSecret(),
accessToken.getRawResponse()
);
However, the user must authorize at least once to get the token verifier.
Access data from splitwise
Once the authorization if performed and token details are fetched, they can be used to instantiate Splitwise class and set the access token as shown above.
Splitwise splitwise = new Splitwise("<consumerKey>", "<consumerSecret>");
splitwise.util.setAccessToken(@NotNull <token>, @NotNull <tokenSecret>, <tokenRawResponse>);
The complete list of methods the library supports are as follows,
Get Current User
getCurrentUser() can be used to fetch current user. It returns the user details in a JSON string.
String userDetailsJson = splitwise.getCurrentUser();
Get User
getUser(userId) can be used to fetch user details. It returns user details in a JSON String.
String userId = "324343";
String userDetailsJson = splitwise.getUser(userId);
Update User
updateUser(userId, userDetails) can be used to update the details of the splitwise user. The
user fields that can be updated can be seen here.
Map<String, String> userDetails = new HashMap<String, String>(){{
put("first_name", "Lorem");
put("last_name", "Ipsum");
}}
String userId = 324343
String response = splitwise.updateUser(userId, userDetails);
Get Groups
getGroups() can be used to fetch all the splitwise groups of the current user. It returns a
JSON string of the group details.
String groupDetails = splitwise.getGroups();
Get Group
getGroup(groupId) can be used to fetch details of a specific splitwise group. It returns a
JSON string of the group details.
String groupId = "123";
String groupDetails = splitwise.getGroup(groupId);
Create Group
createGroup(groupDetails) can be used to create splitwise group. groupDetails can contain
all the item shown here.
Map<String, String> groupDetails = new HashMap<String, String>(){{
put("name", "Lorem");
put("group_type", "Apartment");
}}
String response = splitwise.createGroup(groupDetails);
Delete Group
deleteGroup(groupId) can be used to delete a splitwise group.
String groupId = "123";
String response = splitwise.deleteGroup(groupId);
Add User to Group
addUserToGroup(userDetails) can be used to add a user to a group.
Map<String, String> userDetails = new HashMap<String, String>(){{
put("first_name", "Lorem");
put("last_name", "Ipsum");
put("email", "[email protected]");
put("user_id", "324343");
put("group_id", "123");
}}
String response = splitwise.addUserToGroup(userDetails);
Remove User from Group
removeUserFromGroup(groupId, userId) can be used to remove a splitwise user from a splitwise group.
String userId = "324343";
String groupId = "123";
String response = splitwise.removeUserFromGroup(groupId, userId);
Get Friends
getFriends() can be used to fetch all the splitwise friends of the current user. It returns a
JSON string containing all the friend details.
String friends = splitwise.getFriends();
Get Friend
getFriend(userId) can be used to fetch details of a splitwise friend. It returns a
JSON string containing all the friend details.
String userId = "324343"
String friendDetails = splitwise.getFriend(userId);
Create a friend
createFriend(firstName, lastName, email) can be used to add a friend into Splitwise.
String response = splitwise.createFriend("lorem", "ipsum", "[email protected]");
Delete a friend
deleteFriend(friendId) can be used to delete a friend from Splitwise.
String friendId = "345";
String response = splitwise.deleteFriend(friendId);
Get Expenses
getExpenses() can be used to get all the expenses of the current user. It returns a
JSON string containing all the expenses.
String expenses = splitwise.getExpenses();
Get Expense
getExpense(expenseId) can be used to get details of a splitwise expense. It returns a
JSON string containing the expense details.
String expenseId = "765";
String expenseDetails = splitwise.getExpense(expenseId);
Delete Expense
deleteExpense(expenseId) can be used to delete a splitwise expense.
String expenseId = "765";
String response = splitwise.deleteExpense(expenseId);
Get Comments on an Expense
getComments(expenseId) can be used to get comments on a splitwise expense. It returns a
JSON string containing the expense details.
String expenseId = "987";
String comments = splitwise.getComments(expenseId);
Get Notifications
getNotifications() can be used to get unseen notifications of the current user. It returns a
JSON string containing all the unseen notifications.
String notifications = splitwise.getNotifications();
Get Currencies
getCurrencies() can be used to fetch the currencies supported by Splitwise. It returns a
JSON string containing all the currencies.
String currencies = splitwise.getCurrencies();
Get Categories
getCategories() can be used to fetch the categories in Splitwise. It returns a
JSON string containing all the categories.
String categories = splitwise.getCategories();
Testing
The library includes test cases for some of the methods. It uses Mockito framework to mock the methods needed in unit test cases.
Test cases for two vital classes Splitwise and OAuthUtl are included in the library,
SplitwiseTest and OAuthUtilTest.
License