@braze/react-native-sdk - npm Package Versions

2.0.1

Fixed

• Fixes compatibility issues with newer versions of React Native introduced in 2.0.0.
• Fixes an issue where callbacks were not being executed for some user attribute methods.

2.0.0

⚠ Breaking

• The Braze React Native SDK npm package has moved from react-native-appboy-sdk to @braze/react-native-sdk.
• Renames AppboyReactBridge and AppboyReactUtils to BrazeReactBridge and BrazeReactUtils, respectively.
• This version requires React Native 0.68 or higher.
• Updates the native iOS bridge to use the new Swift SDK version 5.9.1.
• During migration, update your project with the following changes in your iOS integration:
  • To initialize Braze, follow these integration steps to create a configuration object. Then, add this code to complete the setup:

    let braze = BrazePlugin.initBraze(configuration)
    

  • This migration requires re-identifying users. To do so, you must call the changeUser method on the Braze instance for non-anonymous users. You can read more about it here.
  • To continue using SDWebImage as a dependency, add this line to your project's /ios/Podfile:

    pod 'SDWebImage', :modular_headers => true
    

    • Then, follow these setup instructions.
  • To use the default In-App Message UI, make sure to call subscribeToInAppMessage() or else follow these instructions to add it to your app.
  • For sample code to help with the migration, reference our sample app and AppDelegate.mm file.
  • If you are integrating this SDK with an application that uses only Objective-C, create an empty Swift file to ensure that all the relevant Swift runtime libraries are linked. Reference this file from our sample app.
• The following methods for News Feed are now no-ops on iOS:
  • Braze.launchNewsFeed()
  • Braze.getCardCountForCategories()
  • Braze.getUnreadCardCountForCategories()
• Updates the native Android bridge to Braze Android SDK 24.2.0.

Added

• Adds the following APIs to more easily interface with the News Feed product. Thanks @swissmanu for your contribution!
  • Braze.getNewsFeedCards()
  • Braze.logNewsFeedCardClicked()
  • Braze.logNewsFeedCardImpression()