@lefewaresolutions/react-native-iron-source v7.0.8

@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source

Iron Source SDK React Native bridge. Supports all ad units (Rewarded Video, Interstitial, Banner, Offerwall).

Many thanks to all contributors of squaretwo/react-native-iron-source.

The fork includes following improvements:

• Banner implementation
• Bug fixes for Offerwall, Interstitial, Rewarded
• Documentation
• Installation using CocoaPods
• Easier installation on android
• Validate integration option
• IronSource.setConsent method
• Working Example App
• etc

Compatibility table

Getting started

npm install @wowmaking/react-native-iron-source --save

You can find available versions here.

RN >= 0.60

iOS

Add SKAdNetworkIdentifier to your Info.plist

<key>SKAdNetworkItems</key>
<array>
    <dict>
        <key>SKAdNetworkIdentifier</key>
        <string>SU67R6K2V3.skadnetwork</string>
    </dict>
</array>

Android

Add a repo to your android/app/build.gradle file

allprojects {
    repositories {
        // Existing repos here
        // ...
        
        maven { url "https://dl.bintray.com/ironsource-mobile/android-sdk" }
    }
}

Mostly automatic installation

$ react-native link @wowmaking/react-native-iron-source

Manual installation

iOS

1. In XCode, in the project navigator, right click Libraries ➜ Add Files to [your project's name]
2. Go to node_modules ➜ @wowmaking/react-native-iron-source and add RNIronSource.xcodeproj
3. In XCode, in the project navigator, select your project. Add libRNIronSource.a to your project's Build Phases ➜ Link Binary With Libraries

4. Run your project (Cmd+R)

   iOS CocoaPods

5. Add pod 'RNIronSource', :path => '../node_modules/@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source' to your ios/Podfile

6. Run pod install while in ios directory

   Allow iOS Static Frameworks

   If you are using Static Frameworks on iOS, you need to manually enable this for the project. To enable Static Framework support, add the following global to the top of your /ios/Podfile file: $RNIronSourceAsStaticFramework = true

   Android

7. Open up android/app/src/main/java/[...]/MainApplication.java

   • Add import com.reactlibrary.RNIronSourcePackage; to the imports at the top of the file
   • Add new RNIronSourcePackage() to the list returned by the getPackages() method
8. Append the following lines to android/settings.gradle:

   	```
   	include ':@wowmaking_react-native-iron-source'
   	project(':@wowmaking_react-native-iron-source').projectDir = new File(rootProject.projectDir, 	'../node_modules/@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source/android')
   	```

9. Insert the following lines inside the dependencies block in android/app/build.gradle:

    implementation project(':@wowmaking_react-native-iron-source')
   	```
   
   ### Manual Setup
   
   #### IronSource iOS SDK
   
   ##### For projects with CocoaPods
   
   Do nothing.
   
   ##### For other projects

10. Download the iOS SDK from Ironsrc.com

11. Unzip and rename the directory to IronSourceSDK
12. Copy the SDK to ~/Documents/IronSourceSDK
13. Drag the IronSource.framework to your react native target build phases from the ~/Documents/IronSourceSDK directory
14. Add ~/Documents/IronSourceSDK to your target's Framework Search Paths in Build Settings

    Android

    Add a repo to your app/build.gradle file

    repositories {
        maven { url "https://dl.bintray.com/ironsource-mobile/android-sdk" }
    }

Mediation Setup

WARNING! Make sure you following the doc carefully. If you miss something in the mediation setup process for some network it may not work partially or entirely. Follow guide for each mediation. Add your devices and simulators to test device list in ironsource admin panel.

Official doc:

• Android.
• iOS.

pod 'RNIronSource', :path => '../node_modules/@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source', :subspecs => [
    'Core', # required
    'AdColony',
    'Admob',
    'Amazon',
    'AppLovin',
    'Chartboost',
    'Facebook',
    'HyprMX',
    'InMobi',
    'Maio',
    'MediaBrix',
    'Tapjoy',
    'UnityAds',
    'Vungle'
]

Usage

You can use example app as a reference.

There is also an older example app for RN <= 0.59.x in this branch.

Initialization

// After user granted consent

IronSource.setConsent(true);

</details> 

2. Initialize IronSource SDK

```javascript
import { IronSource } from '@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';

IronSource.initializeIronSource('8a19a09d', 'userId', {
 validateIntegration: true,
}).then(() => {
 console.warn('Init finished');
});

Interstitial

import { IronSourceInterstitials } from '@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';

IronSourceInterstitials.loadInterstitial();
IronSourceInterstitials.addEventListener('interstitialDidLoad', () => {
  IronSourceInterstitials.showInterstitial();
});

Rewarded Video

import { IronSourceRewardedVideo } from '@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';


IronSourceRewardedVideo.initializeRewardedVideo();
IronSourceRewardedVideo.addEventListener('ironSourceRewardedVideoAdRewarded', res => {
  console.warn('Rewarded!', res)
});

// or use IronSourceRewardedVideo.addEventListener('ironSourceRewardedVideoAvailable') 
// to get video status
IronSourceRewardedVideo.isRewardedVideoAvailable().then((available) => {
  if (available) {
    IronSourceRewardedVideo.showRewardedVideo();
  } else {
    throw new Error('No video available');
  }
})

Banner

import { IronSourceBanner } from '@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';

IronSourceBanner.loadBanner('LARGE');
IronSourceBanner.addEventListener('ironSourceBannerDidLoad', () => {
  console.warn('Iron Source banner loaded');
  IronSourceBanner.showBanner();
});

Offerwall

import { IronSourceOfferwall } from '@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';

IronSourceOfferwall.showOfferwall();
IronSourceOfferwall.addEventListener('ironSourceOfferwallReceivedCredits', res => {
  console.warn('Got credits', res)
});

API (Incomplete)

IronSource.initializeIronSource(ironSourceAppKey, userId, options)

Initializes IronSource SDK.

validateIntegration provides an easy way to verify that you’ve successfully integrated the ironSource SDK and any additional adapters; it also makes sure all required dependencies and frameworks were added for the various mediated ad networks. It doesn't validate Amazon adapter in current version. See official docs for Android, iOS. There's known issue in ios 12. See known issue section.

Parameter(s)

• ironSourceAppKey: String. Can be found in Iron Source administrator's interface
• userId: String. Any unique user id.
• options: Object (optional)
  • validateIntegration: Boolean. Default: false

Returns Promise

IronSource.initializeIronSource('8a19a09d', 'userId', {
  validateIntegration: true
})
  .then(() => {
    console.warn('Init finished');
  });

IronSourceBanner.loadBanner(options)

Loads IronSource banner. Returns a promise that will be resolved when banner loads successfully and rejected when it fails.

Parameter(s)

• size: String. Supported values: "BANNER", "LARGE", "RECTANGLE", "SMART"
• options: Object (optional)
  • position: String. Supported values: "top" or "bottom". Default: "bottom".
  • scaleToFitWidth: Boolean. Default: false

Returns Promise of

• response: Object
  • width: Number
  • height: Number

IronSourceBanner.loadBanner('BANNER', {
  position: 'top',
  scaleToFitWidth: true,
})
  .then(response => {
    console.warn(`width: ${response.width}, height: ${response.height}`);
  })
  .catch(err => {
    console.warn(err.message);
  });

IronSourceBanner.hideBanner()

IronSourceBanner.hideBanner();

IronSourceSegment constructor

Creates a segment manager

import { IronSourceSegment } from '@wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';

const segment = new IronSourceSegment();

IronSourceSegment.setCustomValue

Sets custom user property

segment.setCustomValue('VALUE').forKey('KEY');

IronSourceSegment.setSegmentName

Sets custom segment name

segment.setSegmentName('NAME');

IronSourceSegment.activate

Makes currently existing segment active. Once it's active IronSource SDK will use it to serve your ad units based on segments to tailor the user’s ad experience.

segment.activate();

IronSourceRewardedVideo.isRewardedVideoAvailable

Check if a reward video is available to be shown. Return a Promise resolving a boolean.

IronSourceRewardedVideo.isRewardedVideoAvailable().then((available) => {
  if (available) {
    // Video available
  } else {
    // Video not available
  }
});

Events

Banner events

Rewarded video events

Interstitial events

Offerwall events

You can find out more about events in the official doc. Start here if you wish.

Known issues

Ads may stop loading properly when "Reload" option (or CMD+R) in your React Native app was used. You have to restart the app completely if you want to check that ads load and display correctly.