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The single-session payment in Nayax allows only one transaction to be processed. Unlike multi-session, where multiple transactions can run concurrently, the system handles a single-user payment session before resetting. This page will guide you through implementing a single session in C SDK in more detail. To better explain this process, the code implementation is divided into the following steps:
  1. Include Libraries
  2. Set Up Macro and Global Variables
  3. Set Up Private Functions
  4. Add Initialization Functions
  5. Implement the Main Function
See the section below for more details on each step.

Step 1: Include Libraries

Start by including the necessary libraries for the SDK. See the code block below:
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Step 2: Setup Macro and Global Variables

The code below defines a macro for the module’s logging/debugging name and sets up global variables to store configuration and session-related data.
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Where:
  • config: Stores vending machine configuration.
  • session_product: Represents a product in a vending session.
  • session: Represents an ongoing vending session.
  • menu: Stores menu-related settings.
  • com_id: Represents a communication ID (-1 as default).

Step 3: Setup Private Functions

Implement helper functions for debugging, event handling, and transaction processing. The following sections provide more details.

Debug Output Function

This function determines the output stream for debug information.
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Where:
  • str: String that contains the debug information.

CPU Timer Tick

This function is called periodically (every 5-10ms) by the platform timer.
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Where:
  • p: Pointer to optional parameter (unused in this function).
This function handles link events and logs relevant information.
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Where:
  • event_id: Type of link event.
  • data: Pointer to optional parameter (varies based on event type).
The function will return a boolean value (__false always, as no success/failure is determined).

Vend Request Handler

This function manages the session and its included items, then sends a vending request to the VPOS.
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VMC Vend Events Handler

Handles vend events and logs relevant information.
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Where:
  • event_id: Type of vend event.
  • data: Pointer to optional parameter (varies based on event type).
This function will return a Boolean value:
  • __false in most cases.
  • __true for vmc_vend_event_on_vend_approved to indicate a successful vend approval.

Step 4: Setup Initialization Functions

After adding the helper functions, you need to implement the functions to initialize the VMC configuration and the Menu Handler. See the sections below for more details.

Initialize VMC

This function initializes the VMC configuration and registers the event handlers.
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Initialize Menu

Before initializing the menu, add the necessary handler functions. See the code below:
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Step 5: Implement Main Function

Once all other parts are implemented, you can add the program’s main entry point, which initializes the link to the peripheral and the menu, then starts an infinite loop that runs the menu. See the code below:
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