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krishan-persona-assignment

v1.1.0

Published

Sdk for ad publishers to integrate ads

Downloads

2

Readme

Krishan-Persona-Publisher SDK

The is a JavaScript SDK for writing applications that interact with the ad servers from either Node.js, JS, or React environments.

Installing the SDK

Grab the latest version of the SDK off of NPM:

npm install krishan-persona-assignment

Initializing a client

To initialize a client, simply pass in a config as follows:

// connect to Ad campaign
let client = new PublishAdd({
  propertySlug: "<YOUR_PROPERTY_SLUG>",
});

Showing an ad

First, you will need to create real estate on the DOM where you would like the ad to be positioned. This div needs to have an id specified, which you will pass into the SDK.

<div id="native-slot"></div>
import { PublishAdd, AdDataType } from "krishan-persona-assignment";

// connect to Ad campaign
let client = new PublishAdd({
  propertySlug: "<YOUR_PROPERTY_SLUG>",
});

// initialize a native placement
let nativePlacement = client.initializeNative("<YOUR_PLACEMENT_SLUG>");

// register the placement and render it in the specified HTML element
nativePlacement.show("native-slot", nativeTemplate);

Creating a template

In the above example, you would have to create a nativeTemplate for the SDK to render. The SDK expects templates to be written in JSX. Here is an example of a native template:

// create a native template
function nativeTemplate(AdData: AdDataType): JSX.Element {
  return (
    <img src={AdData.image} alt="creative_img" style={{ width: "100%" }}></img>
  );
}

Right now AdDataType contains only 1 field which is the image to be displayed. For example,

AdDate:{
	"image":"https://d1q98dzwj6s2rb.cloudfront.net/up/asset/8fb3149953/b83188c4f0.png"
}