@apr/react-native-userreport-sdk v2.0.6

Supported plarforms

• iOS
• Android

Setup dependencies

npm install --save @apr/react-native-userreport-sdk react-native-device-info

Android

Update your AndroidMainfest.xml and declare that your app is an Ad Manager app, as instructed on Google's Ad Manager guide:

<manifest>
    <application>
        <meta-data
            android:name="com.google.android.gms.ads.AD_MANAGER_APP"
            android:value="true"/>
    </application>
</manifest>

Setup of react-native-device-info

Automatic

react-native link react-native-device-info
react-native link @apr/react-native-userreport-sdk
cd ios
pod install

Manual

Follow the link: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-device-info

Usage for screen/section tracking

Configure the UserReport ReactNative SDK using your PUBLISHER_ID and your MEDIA_ID.

Your PUBLISHER_ID and MEDIA_ID can be found on the Media Setting page in UserReport.

// Configure
UserReport.configure("PUBLISHER_ID","MEDIA_ID");

Note: only Android and iOS supported as a platform. So make sure you invoke configure only on these platforms. On other platforms, it will return an error.

Example:

//App.js
import {Platform} from 'react-native';
import UserReport from '@apr/react-native-userreport-sdk'

export default class App extends Component{
    componentDidMount() {
        var mediaId = Platform.OS === 'ios' ?
         "MEDIA_ID_FOR_IOS": "MEDIA_ID_FOR_ANDROID";
      
        UserReport.configure("PUBLISHER_ID",mediaId);
    }
}

While development it is recommended to set debug flag in the settings parameter, so you will be able to understand that it is configured correctly, in case of errors they will be written to the console. Example:

UserReport.configure("PUBLISHER_ID","MEDIA_ID",  { debug: true });

There are two types of tracking:

• Screen view tracking (UserReport.trackScreenView())
• Section view tracking (UserReport.trackSectionScreenView())

If a media (website) has one single topic, it can be tracked using UserReport.trackScreenView().

If a website has different sections, for instance Health, World news and Local news, then it should be tracked using UserReport.trackSectionScreenView(sectionId). The sectionId for a particular section can be found on the Media Setting page in UserReport. Even when UserReport.trackSectionScreenView(sectionId) is used UserReport.trackScreenView() should be invoked as well.

Example of tracking screen view:

export default class ScreenView extends Component {
    componentDidMount() {
        UserReport.trackScreenView();
    }

    render() {...}
}

Example of tracking section screen view:

export default class ScreenView extends Component {
    componentDidMount() {
        UserReport.trackScreenView();
        UserReport.trackSectionScreenView(sectionId);
    }

    render() {...}
}

Anonymous tracking

You can configure SDK to use anonymous tracking using setAnonymousTracking command:

import UserReport from '@apr/react-native-userreport-sdk';

UserReport.setAnonymousTracking(true);