customerio / cio-sdk-tools

A self service tool to run diagnostics on your mobile SDK installation
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cio-sdk-tools

A collection of tools to assist in the integration of the Customer.io mobile SDKs.

🚧 This tool is a work in progress.

For feedback or feature requests, open an issue.

Available Commands

doctor: Diagnose common scenarios when integrating the Customer.io mobile SDK ## What It Does The tool assists in diagnosing and troubleshooting the Customer.io mobile SDK installations. It examines: 1. **Project Setup**: Recognizing your mobile framework, such as React Native. 2. **SDK Initialization**: Verification of the SDK's initiation within key project files based on our setup guide recommendations. 3. **Push Notification Setup**: - Validation of the presence and correct embedding of Notification Service Extensions. - Verification of deployment target versions to ensure compatibility with the CIO SDK. - Examination of `AppDelegate` to ensure correct metrics tracking for push notifications. - Checking entitlements for push notification capabilities and potential conflicts. 4. **Dependencies**: - Validation against any conflicting libraries in `package.json` and `Podfile` for now. - Consolidates and displays versions of key integrations like the Customer.io SDK in various configuration files. > **Warning** > > Advanced or custom implementations might require manual troubleshooting. > > The tool caters to React Native, Flutter, and iOS Native applications. If you're using a different framework, you can still use the tool to diagnose your iOS Native integration. > > The tool currently recognizes: > - **Cocoapods** > > (Note: Swift Package Manager (SPM) is not supported at this time.) ### Learn More | Section | iOS | React Native | Flutter | |-------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | SDK Initialization | [Read More](https://www.customer.io/docs/sdk/ios/getting-started/#initialize-the-sdk) | [Read More](https://www.customer.io/docs/sdk/react-native/getting-started/#initialize-the-sdk) | [Read More](https://www.customer.io/docs/sdk/flutter/getting-started/#initialize-the-sdk) | | Push Notification Setup | [Read More](https://www.customer.io/docs/sdk/ios/push/#rich-push) | [Read More](https://www.customer.io/docs/sdk/react-native/push-notifications/push/) | [Read More](https://www.customer.io/docs/sdk/flutter/push-notifications/push/) | ## Usage ### Doctor Command To run the diagnostic tool: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest doctor ``` **Example**: Export Logs to Your Preferred Location: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest doctor /path/to/project --report diagnostics_report.txt ``` View Additional Options: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest doctor /path/to/project --help ```
send-push: Send a rich push notification to a specified device ## What It Does The tool assists in sending a rich push notification to a specified device. The rich notification contains an image to be able to test that the app is configured correctly to receive rich push notifications. Optionally, you can also send a deep link to test that the app handles those correctly. ## Usage **Example**: Using the native push provider for the related device platform: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest send-push --api-key API_KEY --token DEVICE_TOKEN --platform DEVICE_PLATFORM ``` > Note: For `--api-key API_KEY`, this required an *App* API key. You can visit https://fly.customer.io/settings/api_credentials?keyType=app to get your API key. Specifying a deep link to be sent with the push notification: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest send-push --api-key API_KEY --token DEVICE_TOKEN --platform DEVICE_PLATFORM --deep-link DEEP_LINK ``` > **Important** > > If you are using Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) on iOS as your push provider, you would need to use the `--provider` flag. Specifying provider when using FCM with iOS app: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest send-push --api-key API_KEY --token DEVICE_TOKEN --platform ios --provider fcm ``` View Additional Options: ```bash npx cio-sdk-tools@latest send-push --help ```

Reporting Issues

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License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

Contributing

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