SDK Initialization

Android

Get APP ID from the Settings Page on the MoEngage dashboard and initialize the MoEngage SDK in the Application class's onCreate()

Java

// this is the instance of the application class and "XXXXXXXXXXX" is the APP ID from the dashboard.
MoEngage moEngage =
        new MoEngage.Builder(this, "XXXXXXXXXXX")
        .build();
MoEInitializer.initialize(moEngage);

In case you are facing issues with the import add the below import statement in your java file.

Java

import com.moe.pushlibrary.MoEHelper;
import com.moengage.core.MoEngage;
import com.moengage.react.MoEInitializer;

iOS

For initializing the project, you will have to provide the AppID of your MoEngage App.

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Getting App ID :

Login to your MoEngage account, go to Settings in the left panel of the dashboard. Under App Settings, you will find your APP ID.

• Go to info.plist of your project.
• Create MoEngage dictionary
• Inside MoEngage dictionary, Add MoEngage_APP_ID key and provide AppID.

Initialise React-Native Component

Initialize the MoEngage Plugin in the App.js of your application by calling the ReactMoE.initialize() in the render() or componentDidMount()

JavaScript

import ReactMoE from 'react-native-moengage'

ReactMoE.initialize();

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NOTE:

Make sure you are setting the Push/InApp callback listeners before calling theinitialize().

Install/Update differentiation

Since you might integrate us when your app is already on the App Store, we would need to know whether your app update would be an actual UPDATE or an INSTALL.

Have logic in place to differentiate Install and Update and make use of the isExistingUser() method to track the same as shown below:

JavaScript

const ReactMoE = require('react-native-moengage')
 
 // For Tracking INSTALL, pass false in the method argument
 ReactMoE.isExistingUser(false);

 // For Tracking UPDATE, pass true in the method argument
 ReactMoE.isExistingUser(true);