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@causalfoundry/react-native-cf-e-learn

v1.1.13

Published

causalfoundry.ai SDK for tracking logs for E-learning content block.

Downloads

67

Readme

Causal Foundry React Native (Android) SDK Setup - E-Learning

For detailed documentation please visit: docs.causalfoundry.ai/e-learning

Guidelines

  • Including lifecycle components is required in order to use the SDK as SDK requires lifecycle components to listen for app events regarding app sessions and app moving to the background.
  • Anything you include in the meta will be sent to the backend and be visible in the log monitoring section, but it will not be processed.
  • Custom Event Attributes can be of these data types: String, Number, Boolean, Date, List, Map.
  • Make sure to include your SDK key in the manifest of your Android App so that SDK can have that while initialization or else it would through an IllegalAccessException.
  • Make sure to initialize the SDK in the Application class or else if you trigger SDK events without that it will through RuntimeException.
  • updateImmediately is an optional param, by default its value is true. You can decide for each event if it needs to be updated immediately, or it can wait until the end of the app session.
  • Please ensure consistent usage of the names of Custom Events in meta and their Custom Attributes across all your apps (Android, iOS) and website.
  • Please use the same name conventions as provided by the enums if you choose to pass strings as values or else the event will be discarded and an IllegalArgumentException will be thrown.

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