React Native Exponea SDK

React Native Exponea SDK allows your application to interact with the Bloomreach Engagement Customer Data & Experience Platform. Engagement empowers B2C marketers to raise conversion rates, improve acquisition ROI, and maximize customer lifetime value.

The SDK is implemented in Typescript as a wrapper around native Android SDK and native iOS SDK. It is compatible with React Native 0.69.0 - 0.74.5. Earlier versions may work but have not been tested.

Bloomreach Engagement was formerly known as Exponea. For backward compatibility, the Exponea name continues to be used in the React Native SDK.

Getting started

Install the package using npm or yarn:

• $ yarn add react-native-exponea-sdk
• $ npm install react-native-exponea-sdk --save

For projects using Expo, you'll need to switch to Bare Workflow using expo eject.

iOS setup

• $ cd ios
• $ pod install

Minimal supported iOS version for Exponea SDK is 13.4, you may need to change iOS version on the first line of your ios/Podfile to platform :ios, '13.4', or higher.

Android setup

You'll most likely need to enable multidex. Edit android/app/build.gradle and add multiDexEnabled true to android defaultConfig.

android {
    ...
    defaultConfig {
        ...
        multiDexEnabled true
    }

Documentation

• Initial SDK setup
  • Configuration
  • Authorization
  • Data flushing
• Basic concepts
• Tracking
  • Tracking consent
• Links
• Push notifications
  • Android push notifications
  • iOS push notifications
• Fetch data
• In-app personalization
  • In-app messages
  • In-app content blocks
• App Inbox
• Example app
• Development
• Release notes
  • SDK version update guide

If facing any issues, look for Troubleshooting section in the respective document.

Release Notes

Release notes for the SDK.

Support

Are you a Bloomreach customer and dealing with some issues on mobile SDK? You can reach the official Engagement Support via these recommended ways. Note that Github repository issues and PRs will also be considered but with the lowest priority and without guaranteed output.