Installation of Try-On¶

Aiuta Try On provides a powerful API for implementing virtual try-on functionality in your Android application. This guide will walk you through the core implementation of digital try-on features using the Aiuta SDK.

The core implementation gives you direct access to try-on generation capabilities without any pre-built UI components, allowing you to build custom experiences and integrate try-on functionality into your existing UI.

Dependencies¶

To use Aiuta Try On, you need to add the following dependencies to your project:

dependencies {
    implementation("com.aiuta:fashionsdk-tryon-core:<version>")
}

dependencies {
    implementation "com.aiuta:fashionsdk-tryon-core:<version>"
}

dependencies {
    // 1. Add BOM 
    implementation(platform("com.aiuta:fashionsdk-bom:<version>"))

    // 2. Add all required for you dependencies
    implementation("com.aiuta:fashionsdk")
    implementation("com.aiuta:fashionsdk-configuration") 
    ...
}

dependencies {
    // 1. Add BOM
    implementation platform("com.aiuta:fashionsdk-bom:<version>")

    // 2. Add all required for you dependencies
    implementation "com.aiuta:fashionsdk"
    implementation "com.aiuta:fashionsdk-configuration"
    ...
}

Using Aiuta Try-Ons¶

Initialization¶

Create an instance of AiutaTryOn using the extension function:

import com.aiuta.fashionsdk.Aiuta
import com.aiuta.fashionsdk.tryon.core.AiutaTryOn
import com.aiuta.fashionsdk.tryon.core.tryon

val aiuta: Aiuta = ... // Your initialized Aiuta instance
val aiutaTryOn: AiutaTryOn = aiuta.tryon

Once you have created the AiutaTryOn instance, you're ready to implement digital try-on functionality in your application.

Start Generation¶

To start generation, you need the following:

• productId - which will be used to fit on the uploaded photo
• productCatalogName (optional) - category name of the generated product
• Source of image - can be URI of file or URL of already uploaded image

That is why the interface ProductGenerationContainer has 2 implementations - ProductGenerationUriContainer and ProductGenerationUrlContainer.

After receiving all the necessary information, you can call the startproductGeneration() method, passing all the data through a special wrapper ProductGenerationContainer and collect the returned flow:

val receivingFlow = aiutaTryOn.startProductGeneration(
    container = // ProductGenerationUriContainer or ProductGenerationUrlContainer
)

Observing Result¶

After the generation starts, you need to wait for some time until the entire result is ready. You can track the current status and get the result by collecting the returned flow from startProductGeneration(). As the result is ready, the necessary productGenerationStatus.SuccessGenerationStatus will be emitted.

To learn more about all possible productGenerationStatus, see the code or API reference.