Programs

AFCore.programs() tells your app which programs and features the signed-in member is entitled to, and the goals their organization set for them. Use it to build entitlement-driven UI: show only what the member is enrolled in, and configure goals from the program instead of hardcoding them.

What you can do

• List the member's programs (for example SmartWalking or Gym Visits) and whether each one is active.
• Read each program's goals, such as the daily step target or the number of goal days needed per month.
• Check feature flags such as Fit@Home or Self-Report before showing their screens.
• Hide everything the member is not entitled to, including when the call fails.

Key APIs

Call	What it is for
programs().getAvailablePrograms()	The member's programs (ProgramEntitlement): name, activated and programData with the goals
programs().getAvailableFeatures()	Feature flags (ProgramFeature): name and activated

Example

Android (Kotlin)

lifecycleScope.launch {
    val programs = AFCore.programs().getAvailablePrograms().filter { it.activated }
    val stepGoal = programs.firstNotNullOfOrNull { it.programData?.dailyStepsGoal }

    val features = AFCore.programs().getAvailableFeatures()
        .filter { it.activated }
        .mapNotNull { it.name }
        .toSet()
    showHome(programs, stepGoal, features)
}

iOS (Swift)

Task {
    let programs = try await AFCore.shared.programs().getAvailablePrograms().filter { $0.activated }
    let stepGoal = programs.compactMap { $0.programData?.dailyStepsGoal }.first

    let features = Set(try await AFCore.shared.programs().getAvailableFeatures()
        .filter { $0.activated }
        .compactMap { $0.name })
    showHome(programs, stepGoal, features)
}

Read entitlements after sign-in and refresh them per session rather than on every screen. When a feature flag is missing or the call fails, keep the feature hidden.

Learn more

See the API Reference. Complete integration guides are in AIDE Docs.