The first step in integrating with your app is to install the Tapjoy React Native Plugin. We support NPM and Yarn.
npm install tapjoy-react-native-sdk
yarn add tapjoy-react-native-sdk
You can then import Tapjoy into your application to use the plugin:
import {Tapjoy, TJPlacement} from 'tapjoy-react-native-sdk'
The ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
permission can optionally be included in your manifest:
<manifest ...>
...
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE"/>
...
</manifest>
The connect call is how we initialise the Tapjoy SDK. You should do this as soon as possible after your app launches
try {
let sdkKey = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? 'ios-sdk-key' : 'android-sdk-key'
let flags: object = {TJC_OPTION_USER_ID: 'userId'};
await Tapjoy.connect(sdkKey, flags);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error);
}
Once you have finished configuing Tapjoy you can build and run your application.
In the Tapjoy Dashboard, if you click on the "Analytics" from the top navigation bar and then "Real-time" tab in the navigation bar on the left, you should see some activity from your application moments after you run it.
Congratulations! You now have Tapjoy working in your application.
If your application is designed to use App Tracking Transparency, to display the dialog to request permission for accessing the IDFA, update your Info.plist by including the NSUserTrackingUsageDescription key along with a custom message to describe this permission to use IDFA in your application.
Next install the react-native-tracking-transparency
package:
yarn add react-native-tracking-transparency
Import the library, and then show the permission dialog:
import {
getTrackingStatus,
requestTrackingPermission,
} from 'react-native-tracking-transparency';
...
let trackingStatus = await getTrackingStatus();
if (trackingStatus === 'authorized' || trackingStatus === 'unavailable') {
await Tapjoy.connect(sdkKey, flags);
}else{
trackingStatus = await requestTrackingPermission();
await Tapjoy.connect(sdkKey, flags);
}