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@optimove-inc/react-native

v3.1.1

Published

6 days ago

Optimove React Native SDK

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react-native ios android

Optimove-SDK-React-Native

GitHub

Integration Guide

This repository contains the Optimove React Native SDK. However, the documentation has moved to a central location where you can find comprehensive guides for all Optimove SDKs.

Getting Started

For full integration instructions, follow our Getting Started Guide. This step-by-step guide walks you through the integration process, with checkpoints to ensure everything is set up and working correctly.

API Reference

For a detailed breakdown of the SDK’s capabilities, refer to the API Reference. This guide covers SDK initialization, analytics, event tracking, push notifications, in-app messaging, and deferred deep linking across all supported platforms.

License

Optimove React Native SDK is available under the MIT license.

To run example app

yarn install — installs root deps
yarn prepare — builds the SDK into /lib
yarn --cwd example install — install app deps
yarn --cwd example start — start Metro bundler, keep it running
yarn --cwd example android / yarn --cwd example ios

To see changes

example app changes: picked by Metro
RN src changes: yarn prepare from root
Native changes: yarn android from example

Note

To run it via Android Studio may need to open Android Studio from terminal