flowsense_flutter_plugin

Description:

flowsense flutter plugin

Flowsense Flutter Plugin #
Installing the Flowsense SDK is fairly simple. Carefully follow the next steps and start enjoying more precise engagement for your app.
Important #
Flowsense is a service that requires a set of authentication tokens to work. Please contact sales before attempting to install the plugin.
Requirements #

Android version 16 or higher.
Compatibility with the following dependency versions:

api 'com.google.code.gson:gson:2.8.2'
api 'io.sentry:sentry-android:1.7.2'
api 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-location:16.0.0'
api 'com.google.firebase:firebase-core:16.0.9'
api 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:17.6.0'
api 'com.amazonaws:*:2.11.0'
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Starting the plugin #
Flowsense provides a token for each platform. Start the plugin passing the platform specific token:
if (Platform.isIOS) {
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.startFlowsenseService("your_ios_token");
} else {
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.startFlowsenseService("your_android_token");
}
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Geolocation #
If using geolocation, include the location authorization request in runtime:
// Request permission
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.requestAlwaysAuthorization();

// Start location tracking
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.startMonitoringLocation();
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On iOS you must include three keys to your Info.plist in order to show the location permission message:

Privacy - Location Always and When In Use Usage Description
Privacy - Location Always Usage Description
Privacy - Location When In Use Usage Description

Each of these keys must contain the message you wish to present to the user when location is requested.

User identifier #
You can pass an anonimized user identifier to Flowsense by:
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.updatePartnerUserId("your_anonimized_user_info");
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Enrich user data #
You can pass a set of key-values to Flowsense in order to enrich the user information:
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setKeyValue({"Last Purchase ID": "AIFTS-DF86F"});
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setKeyValue({"Last Purchase Value": 63});
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setKeyValue({"Registered User": false});
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setKeyValue({"Last Purchase Date": new DateTime.now()});
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.commitChanges();
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In App Analytics #
You can track specific app events by passing an event name and an optional set of data in the form:
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.inAppEvent("eventName", {
"buttonClicked": "OK",
"dateClicked": new DateTime.now()
});
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Push notifications #
For more information on Flowsense push, please refer to link and link.
iOS #

Flowsense iOS SDK uses method swizzling by default. You can turn it off by adding to your app's Info.plist the following key: FlowsenseCallbackSwizzlingEnabled with a Boolean value of NO.
Note: by doing so, Flowsense won't be able to collect push analytics

On iOS, it is necessary to ask for push permission in runtime. Do so by requesting the token:
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.requestPushToken();
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You can define a callback to retrieve the iOS token and to view the push permission status:
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setPushTokenCallback((token){

});
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setPushPermissionCallback((permission){

});
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Both platforms #
It is possible to define callbacks that are called when a notification is either received and/or clicked:
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setPushReceivedCallback((notification){

});
FlowsenseFlutterPlugin.shared.setPushClickedCallback((notification){

});
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