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mobsplit-sdk

v1.0.10

Published

MobSplit SDK for React Native - Track app installs

Downloads

37

Readme

MobSplit SDK for React Native

A simple SDK to track app installs for MobSplit platform.

Installation

Install the SDK and its required dependencies:

npm install mobsplit-sdk @react-native-async-storage/async-storage react-native-device-info
# or
yarn add mobsplit-sdk @react-native-async-storage/async-storage react-native-device-info

For iOS projects, run:

cd ios && pod install

This is required because React Native's CLI only autolinks native modules listed in your main project's package.json.

Usage

  1. Import and initialize the SDK in your app's entry point (usually App.js or index.js):
import MobSplitSDK from 'mobsplit-sdk';

// Initialize with your AppKey
MobSplitSDK.initialize('YOUR_APP_KEY');

The SDK will automatically track the install and send device information to the MobSplit server. It will only send this information once per installation.

  1. Getting the Device ID (optional):

You can retrieve the device ID that the SDK uses for tracking:

import MobSplitSDK from 'mobsplit-sdk';

// Initialize the SDK first
const sdk = MobSplitSDK.initialize('YOUR_APP_KEY');

// Get the device ID
try {
  const deviceId = await sdk.getDeviceId();
  console.log('Device ID:', deviceId);
} catch (error) {
  console.error('Failed to get device ID:', error);
}

API Methods

initialize(appKey: string): MobSplitSDK

Initializes the SDK with your app key and automatically tracks the install.

getDeviceId(): Promise<string>

Returns the unique device identifier used by the SDK for tracking. This is the same ID sent with install data.

Requirements

  • React Native >= 0.60.0

What's Tracked

The SDK sends the following device information:

  • Platform (iOS/Android)
  • Device model
  • OS version
  • Bundle ID
  • App version
  • AppKey
  • Device ID (unique identifier - also accessible via getDeviceId())

License

MIT