@argyleio/argyle-plugin-react-native v5.7.2

Argyle React Native SDK

Argyle Link React Native SDK provides a way to integrate Argyle Link into your React Native app.

If you are looking to update Argyle Link to the newest version, navigate to upgrade guide.

• Required react-native version 0.68.x+

Requirements for iOS:

• The minimum deployment target needs to be at least 14.0

Requirements for Android:

• The minSdkVersion need to be at least 26
• Android 8.0 (API level 26)+
• Kotlin 1.8.0+
• Android Gradle Plugin 7.2+
• Gradle 8.3+

Important: When using tools like Proguard to obfuscate your code, make sure to exclude Android Link SDK package (com.argyle.*) from the process, it may cause unexpected runtime issues otherwise. You can do this by adding this line to your proguard-rules.pro:-keep class com.argyle. { *; }

In case of runtime issues related to okhttp3 library, note that Link SDK currently has a dependency of okhttp3:4.9.2 but in case some of your dependencies use an older version (okhttp3:3.x.x) they may need updating to a version that also uses okhttp3:4.x.x. Alternatively, you may try forcing the version of the dependency as follows:

configurations.all {
    resolutionStrategy.force 'com.squareup.okhttp3:okhttp:4.9.x'
    resolutionStrategy.force 'com.squareup.okhttp3:okhttp-urlconnection:4.9.x'
}

1. Add the SDK dependency

$ npm install @argyleio/argyle-plugin-react-native --save or

$ yarn add @argyleio/argyle-plugin-react-native

Update the Argyle pod with:

$ cd ios

$ pod install

$ pod update

in case not the most recent version of Argyle pod was installed.

2. Configure and integrate Link

1. Utilize user tokens

To prevent your API key and secret from being exposed on the front-end, request user tokens on your server side.

2. Integrate Link

For detailed guidance on how to integrate our SDK please review the example app, and also check out our Link SDK Documentation.