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Example apps
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Integrate the SDK into your app Basic setup Native App SDK Web Views SDK Session tracking API level 14 and higher API level between 9 and 13 SDK signature Adjust logging Build your app
There are Android example apps inside the example-app-java, example-app-kotlin and example-app-keyboard directories, as well as example app that uses web views inside the example-webbridge directory and Android TV example app inside the example-app-tv directory. You can open the Android project to see these examples on how the Adjust SDK can be integrated. These are the minimum required steps to integrate the Adjust SDK in your Android app. We assume that you are using Android Studio for your Android development. The minimum supported Android API level for the Adjust SDK integration is 9 (Gingerbread).
Create a class that extends the Application.
Open the AndroidManifest.xml file of your app and locate the <application> element.
Add the attribute android:name and set it to the name of your new application class. In our example app, we use an Application class named GlobalApplication. Therefore, we configure the manifest file as: <application android:name=".GlobalApplication" <!-- ... --> </application>
In your Application class, find or create the onCreate method. Add the following code to initialize the Adjust SDK: import com.adjust.sdk.Adjust; import com.adjust.sdk.AdjustConfig; public class GlobalApplication extends Application { @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); String appToken = "{YourAppToken}"; String environment = AdjustConfig.ENVIRONMENT_SANDBOX; AdjustConfig config = new AdjustConfig(this, appToken, environment); Adjust.onCreate(config); } }
Call webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true), to enable Javascript in the web view
Start the default instance of AdjustBridgeInstance by calling AdjustBridge.registerAndGetInstance(getApplication(), webview)
This will also register the Adjust bridge as a Javascript Interface to the web view
Call AdjustBridge.setWebView() to set new WebView if needed.
Call AdjustBridge.unregister() to uregister the AdjustBridgeInstance and WebView.
Add a private class that implements the ActivityLifecycleCallbacks interface. If you don't have access to this interface, your app is targeting an Android API level lower than 14. You will have to manually update each activity by following these instructions. If you have Adjust.onResume and Adjust.onPause calls on each of your app's activities, you should remove them.
Edit the onActivityResumed(Activity activity) method and add a call to Adjust.onResume(). Edit the onActivityPaused(Activity activity) method and add a call to Adjust.onPause().
Add the onCreate() method with the Adjust SDK is configured and call registerActivityLifecycleCallbacks with an instance of the created ActivityLifecycleCallbacks class. import com.adjust.sdk.Adjust; import com.adjust.sdk.AdjustConfig; public class GlobalApplication extends Application { @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); String appToken = "{YourAppToken}"; String environment = AdjustConfig.ENVIRONMENT_SANDBOX; AdjustConfig config = new AdjustConfig(this, appToken, environment); Adjust.onCreate(config); registerActivityLifecycleCallbacks(new AdjustLifecycleCallbacks()); } private static final class AdjustLifecycleCallbacks implements ActivityLifecycleCallbacks { @Override public void onActivityResumed(Activity activity) { Adjust.onResume(); } @Override public void onActivityPaused(Activity activity) { Adjust.onPause(); } //... } }
In your Activity's onResume method, call Adjust.onResume(). Create the method if needed.
In your Activity's onPause method, call Adjust.onPause(). Create the method if needed.