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@signalseal/react-native

v0.2.8

Published

SignalSeal React Native bridge — thin marshalling layer over the native iOS and Android SDKs.

Readme

@signalseal/react-native

React Native bridge for the SignalSeal attribution SDKs. This package is a thin marshalling layer — all attribution logic lives in the native iOS and Android SDKs.

Install

npm install @signalseal/react-native
# or
yarn add @signalseal/react-native

iOS:

cd ios && pod install

Android:

Autolinking handles it. The bridge transitively pulls in io.github.signalseal:signalseal-android-sdk.

Usage

import { SignalSealSDK, EventType } from '@signalseal/react-native';

SignalSealSDK.configure({
  apiKey: 'ak_ios_01J...', // or ak_android_*
  isDebug: __DEV__,
  logLevel: 'info',
});

SignalSealSDK.sendEvent(EventType.Purchase, {
  revenue: 9.99,
  currency: 'USD',
});

SignalSealSDK.setUserAttributes({
  email: '[email protected]',
  firstName: 'Jane',
  lastName: 'Doe',
});

const signalSealId = await SignalSealSDK.getSignalSealId();
const attribution = await SignalSealSDK.getAttributionParams();

API

| Method | Returns | Platforms | | --- | --- | --- | | configure(args) | void | iOS, Android | | sendEvent(type, params?, name?) | void | iOS, Android | | setUserAttributes(attrs) | void | iOS, Android | | flush() | Promise<void> | iOS, Android | | getSignalSealId() | Promise<string \| null> | iOS, Android | | getAttributionParams() | Promise<Record<string, string> \| null> | iOS, Android | | isSdkDisabled() | Promise<boolean> | iOS, Android | | enableAppleAdsAttribution() | void | iOS only (Android no-op) | | enablePurchaseTracking() | void | iOS only (Android no-op) |

Requirements

  • React Native 0.71+
  • iOS 15.0+
  • Android API 21+

Architecture

This package supports both the legacy and new React Native architectures. The TurboModule spec lives at src/NativeSignalSeal.ts; TurboModuleRegistry.getEnforcing is used on new-arch builds with a NativeModules fallback for legacy.

Releasing (maintainers)

When cutting a new version of this package, three things must move together — forgetting any of them ships a broken release:

  1. package.json#version — the npm version users install.
  2. android/build.gradleapi 'io.github.signalseal:signalseal-android-sdk:X.Y.Z' — must reference an Android SDK version that has every native symbol the RN bridge code references. If the bridge starts calling a new SDK API (e.g. SignalSealEnvironment, a new configure() parameter), the Android SDK on Maven Central must already have it. Publish the Android SDK first, then bump this gradle line.
  3. ios/SignalSealAttributionSDK.xcframework/ — the vendored iOS framework (22 tracked files). Rebuild via cd ../ios-signalseal-core-sdk && ./scripts/build-xcframework.sh (which auto-vendors a fresh copy here). Same lockstep rule: the rebuilt xcframework must come from a core-SDK commit that has the symbols the bridge references.

A green TS typecheck does not catch these — they're runtime / native-link errors only. The cheapest sanity check before npm publish is to actually npm install the candidate locally in a host app and run pod install + ./gradlew assembleDebug once.

License

MIT