Description:

tenjin plugin

Flutter Tenjin Plugin #

Summary #
The Tenjin Flutter Plugin allows users to track events and installs in their iOS/Android apps. To learn more about Tenjin and our product offering, please visit https://www.tenjin.com.
Plugin Integration #

Add the dependency to the pubspec.yaml file in your project:

dependencies:
tenjin_plugin: '^1.0.0'
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Install the plugin by running the command below in the terminal, in your project's root directory:

$ flutter pub get
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Android ProGuard Settings: #
-keep class com.tenjin.** { *; }
-keep public class com.google.android.gms.ads.identifier.** { *; }
-keep public class com.google.android.gms.common.** { *; }
-keep public class com.android.installreferrer.** { *; }
-keep class * extends java.util.ListResourceBundle {
protected Object[][] getContents();
}
-keepattributes *Annotation*
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Notes: #
On iOS:
For AppTrackingTransparency, be sure to update your project .plist file and add NSUserTrackingUsageDescription along with the text message you want to display to users. This library is only available in iOS 14.0+. For further information on this, you can check our iOS documentation
On Android:
You will need to add Google's Install Referrer Library to your gradle dependencies. If you haven’t already installed the Google Play Services you also need to add it
dependencies {
classpath("com.android.installreferrer:installreferrer:1.1.2")
classpath("com.google.android.gms:play-services-analytics:17.0.0")
}
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Manifest requirements:
<manifest>
...
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"></uses-permission>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"></uses-permission>
...
</manifest>
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Usage #
Initialization #
Get your API_KEY from your Tenjin Organization tab.
You can initialize Tenjin with the function
TenjinSDK.instance.init(apiKey: '<API-KEY>');
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You can verify if the integration is working through our Live Test Device Data Tool. Add your advertising_id or IDFA/GAID to the list of test devices. You can find this under Support -> Test Devices. Go to the SDK Live page and send a test events from your app. You should see a live event come in:

GDPR compliance #
As part of GDPR compliance, with Tenjin's SDK you can opt-in, opt-out devices/users, or select which specific device-related params to opt-in or opt-out. OptOut() will not send any API requests to Tenjin and we will not process any events.
TenjinSDK.instance.init(apiKey: '<API-KEY>');

bool userOptIn = checkOptInValue();

if (userOptIn) {
TenjinSDK.instance.optIn();
} else {
TenjinSDK.instance.optOut();
}

TenjinSDK.instance.connect();
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To opt-in/opt-out specific device-related parameters, you can use the OptInParams() or OptOutParams(). OptInParams() will only send device-related parameters that are specified. OptOutParams() will send all device-related parameters except ones that are specified. Please note that we require at least ip_address, advertising_id, developer_device_id, limit_ad_tracking, referrer (Android), and iad (iOS) to properly track devices in Tenjin's system. If you plan on using Google, you will also need to add: platform, os_version, locale, device_model, and build_id.
If you want to only get specific device-related parameters, use OptInParams(). In example below, we will only these device-related parameters: ip_address, advertising_id, developer_device_id, limit_ad_tracking, referrer, and iad:
TenjinSDK.instance.init(apiKey: '<API-KEY>');

List<String> optInParams = {"ip_address", "advertising_id", "developer_device_id", "limit_ad_tracking", "referrer", "iad"};
TenjinSDK.instance.optInParams(optInParams);

TenjinSDK.instance.connect();
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If you want to send ALL parameters except specfic device-related parameters, use OptOutParams(). In example below, we will send ALL device-related parameters except:
TenjinSDK.instance.init(apiKey: '<API-KEY>');

List<String> optOutParams = {"locale", "timezone", "build_id"};
TenjinSDK.instance.optOutParams(optOutParams);

TenjinSDK.instance.connect();
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SetGoogleDMAParameters #
If you already have a CMP integrated, Google DMA parameters will be automatically collected by the Tenjin SDK. There’s nothing to implement in the Tenjin SDK if you have a CMP integrated.
If you want to override your CMP, or simply want to build your own consent mechanisms, you can use the following:
TenjinSDK.instance.setGoogleDMAParameters(adPersonalization, adUserData);
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To explicitly manage the collection of Google DMA parameters, you have the flexibility to opt in or opt out at any time. While the default setting is to opt in, you can easily adjust your preferences using the OptInGoogleDMA or OptOutGoogleDMA methods, ensuring full control over your data privacy settings:
TenjinSDK.instance.optOutGoogleDMA();
TenjinSDK.instance.optInGoogleDMA();
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Device-Related Parameters



Param
Description
Reference




ip_address
IP Address



advertising_id
Device Advertising ID
Android


limit_ad_tracking
limit ad tracking enabled
Android


platform
platform
Android


referrer
Google Play Install Referrer
Android


os_version
operating system version
Android


device
device name
Android


device_manufacturer
device manufactuer
Android


device_model
device model
Android


device_brand
device brand
Android


device_product
device product
Android


carrier
phone carrier
Android


connection_type
cellular or wifi
Android


screen_width
device screen width
Android


screen_height
device screen height
Android


os_version_release
operating system version
Android


build_id
build ID
Android


locale
device locale
Android


country
locale country
Android


timezone
timezone
Android



Purchase Event #
To understand user revenue and purchase behavior, developers can send transaction events to Tenjin. There are two ways to send transaction events to Tenjin.
Validate receipts
Tenjin can validate transaction receipts for you.

Example:
TenjinSDK.instance.transactionWithReceipt(
...
);

TenjinSDK.instance.transaction(
...
);
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You can verify if the IAP validation is working through our Live Test Device Data Tool. You should see a live event come in:

Custom Event #
NOTE: DO NOT SEND CUSTOM EVENTS BEFORE THE INITIALIZATION connect() event (above). The initialization event must come before any custom events are sent.
IMPORTANT: Limit custom event names to less than 80 characters. Do not exceed 500 unique custom event names.
You can use the Tenjin SDK to pass a custom event: eventWithName(String name).
The custom interactions with your app can be tied to level cost from each acquisition source that you use through Tenjin's service. Here is an example of usage:
//Integrate a custom event with a distinct name - ie. swiping right on the screen
TenjinSDK.instance.eventWithName("swipe_right");

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Passing custom events with integer values:
To pass a custom event with an integer value: eventWithNameAndValue(String name, String value) or eventWithNameAndValue(String name, int value).
Passing an integer value with an event's name allows marketers to sum up and track averages of the values passed for that metric in the Tenjin dashboard. If you plan to use DataVault, these values can be used to derive additional metrics that can be useful.
TenjinSDK.instance.eventWithNameAndValue("item", 100);
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Using the example above, the Tenjin dashboard will sum and average the values for all events with the name item.
Keep in mind that this event will not work if the value passed is not an integer.
Deep Links #

Tenjin supports the ability to direct users to a specific part of your app after a new attributed install via Tenjin's campaign tracking URLs. You can utilize the getDeeplink method and callback to access the deferred deeplink through the data object. To test you can follow the instructions found here
TenjinSDK.instance.setRewardCallback = (bool clickedTenjinLink,
bool isFirstSession, Map<String, String> data) {
if (isFirstSession) {
if (clickedTenjinLink) {
if (data.containsKey(TenjinSDK.DEEPLINK_URL)) {
// use the deferred_deeplink_url to direct the user to a specific part of your app
}
}
}
};
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Below are the parameters, if available, that are returned in the deferred deeplink callback:



Parameter
Description




advertising_id
Advertising ID of the device


ad_network
Ad network of the campaign


campaign_id
Tenjin campaign ID


campaign_name
Tenjin campaign name


site_id
Site ID of source app


referrer
The referrer params from the app store


deferred_deeplink_url
The deferred deep-link of the campaign


clickedTenjinLink
Boolean representing if the device was tracked by Tenjin


isFirstSession
Boolean representing if this is the first session for the device



You can also use the v1.7.1+ SDK for handling post-install logic by checking the isFirstSession param. For example, if you have a paid app, you can register your paid app install in the following way:
TenjinSDK.instance.init(apiKey: '<API-KEY>');
TenjinSDK.instance.setRewardCallback = (bool clickedTenjinLink,
bool isFirstSession, Map<String, String> data) {
if (isFirstSession) {
// send paid app price and revenue to Tenjin
}
};
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App Subversion parameter for A/B Testing (requires DataVault) #
If you are running A/B tests and want to report the differences, we can append a numeric value to your app version using the appendAppSubversion method. For example, if your app version 1.0.1, and set appendAppSubversion: @8888, it will report as 1.0.1.8888.
This data will appear within DataVault where you will be able to run reports using the app subversion values.
TenjinSDK.instance.init(apiKey: '<API-KEY>');
TenjinSDK.instance.appendAppSubversion(8888);
TenjinSDK.instance.connect();
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Other methods available #
Get attribution info #
Map<String, dynamic>? attributionInfo = await TenjinSDK.instance.getAttributionInfo();
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Customer User ID #
TenjinSDK.setCustomerUserId(userId)
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TenjinSDK.getCustomerUserId()
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GetAnalyticsInstallationId #
You can get the analytics id which is generated randomly and saved in the local storage of the device.
String? analyticsId = await TenjinSDK.instance.getAnalyticsInstallationId();
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Send AdMob impression (ILRD) #
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionAdMob(json)
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Send AppLovin impression (ILRD) #
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionAppLovin(json)
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Send HyperBid impression (ILRD) #
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionHyperBid(json)
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Send IronSource impression (ILRD) #
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionIronSource(json)
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Send TopOn impression (ILRD) #
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionTopOn(json)
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Send TradPlus impression (ILRD) #
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionTradPlus(json)
TenjinSDK.eventAdImpressionTradPlusAdInfo(adInfo)
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Support #
If you have any issues with the plugin integration or usage, please contact us to support@tenjin.com

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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